What Iran Learned from North Korea about Nuclear Weapons
And what the U.S. has failed to learn.
September 7, 2017
France Continues Its Coverup of an Anti-Semitic Murder
Why did the police stand haplessly outside of Sarah Halimi’s apartment?
In July, the French president Emmanuel Macron declared that “the judiciary must shed full light” on the murder of a Parisian Jew named Sarah Halimi, who was brutalized and killed by a Muslim neighbor on April 4 while he recited verses of the Quran and called her “Satan.” Macron’s comment, writes Michel Gurfinkiel, was a refreshing change after seemingly systematic attempts by France’s government and press to downplay the crime—attempts that still continue. The story begins with the police, who, thanks to a phone call from one of the killer’s relatives, arrived before he even entered his victim’s apartment but did not intervene until after she was dead:
September 7, 2017
How to Put BDS out of Business
Follow the money.
France Continues Its Coverup of an Anti-Semitic Murder
Why did the police stand haplessly outside of Sarah Halimi’s apartment?
The Three-Year-Old Child Who Became Hebrew’s First Native Speaker after a Two-Thousand-Year Hiatus
Eliezer and Itamar Ben-Yehudah.
Clay Seals Provide Evidence of 8th-Century Israelite Refugees Coming to Jerusalem
Where they took up important administrative roles.