The State Department’s Mealy-Mouthed Response to UNRWA’s Anti-Semitism
The message: we don’t care.
September 17, 2015
Following an Ancient Custom, Israeli Cancer Patients Take New Names
Would a patient by another name really be as sick?
Moses Maimonides, citing the Talmud, suggests changing one’s name as a way of repenting for sin. It is a measure also traditionally taken by the gravely ill. Benjamin Corn, an oncologist who works in Israel, estimates that some 15 percent of his patients change their names. He writes:
September 17, 2015
What Is Russia Up To in Syria, and Why Is the U.S. Standing Idly By?
Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin share an agenda of reducing American influence in the Middle East.
Confronting the Past in Jedwabne
Telling the truth about an infamous massacre in Poland.
Following an Ancient Custom, Israeli Cancer Patients Take New Names
Would a patient by another name really be as sick?
Mahmoud Abbas’s Failed Attempt to Revive the PLO
He is now threatening to renounce the Oslo Accords.