Israel’s Escalating Conflict with Iran in Syria
And how the U.S. can help.
July 30, 2018
For Dutch Islamic Parties, Anti-Semitism Is on the Agenda
A growing force in the Netherlands’ politics?
In 2014, two Turkish-born Dutch politicians were expelled from the Dutch Labor party over their opposition to its new policies regarding the integration of immigrants. The pair went on to found an independent Muslim party, which now holds three seats (out of 150) in the nation’s parliament and has had successes in recent municipal elections—as have two or three other Muslim parties. Manfred Gerstenfeld notes some troubling aspects of the new parties’ rhetoric and even more troubling attitude toward Jews:
July 30, 2018
Sorry, “New York Times,” Ben-Gurion Never Called on Israel to Cede the West Bank
A claim debunked by Mosaic.
For Dutch Islamic Parties, Anti-Semitism Is on the Agenda
A growing force in the Netherlands’ politics?
The Russian Pogrom That Put Anti-Semitism on the Front Pages
A new book on the slaughter in Kishinev.
Ancient Roman-Era Mosaics Discovered in Israel
But were their owners Jews?