The Lebanon Deal Israel Must Refuse
Rewarding Hizballah in exchange for unenforceable promises.
December 22, 2023
France’s Most Controversial, and Most Celebrated, Writer on Why There Must Be a Safe Haven for the Jews
“I ask myself whether I might one day be able to emigrate to Israel.”
The author of several works of fiction and collections of poetry, Michel Houellebecq gained international fame beyond literary circles with his sixth novel, Submission, which imagines France becoming an Islamic country. Recently, he spoke with Tamar Sebok, the French correspondent for the Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth, about rising anti-Semitism and the war in Gaza:
December 22, 2023
France’s Most Controversial, and Most Celebrated, Writer on Why There Must Be a Safe Haven for the Jews
“I ask myself whether I might one day be able to emigrate to Israel.”
Inside Students for Justice in Palestine’s Pro-Terror Protests
“But innocence is only so limited when you are occupying land.”
The Tenth of Tevet: The Holocaust Memorial Day That Wasn’t
A general day of saying kaddish.
Religion, Not Government Subsidies, Leads People to Have More Children
A choice that comes from deep within.