BDS Starts at the Universities, and There It Must Be Defeated
The intersectionality of fools.
January 18, 2017
Friedrich Nietzsche Wasn’t an Anti-Semite. Or Was He?
Twilight of the anti-Semites.
Having called Jews “a people gifted with the very strongest vitality” while heaping all sorts of insults on them, and having been given to attacking anti-Semites even more vociferously than he attacked Jews, the notoriously hard-to-pin-down philosopher did not make it easy for historians trying to make sense of his views in this area. Robert Holub, in Nietzsche’s Jewish Problem, presents a thorough evaluation of Nietzsche’s attitudes toward Jews and Judaism, based primarily on his private writings. Benjamin Silver writes in his review:
January 18, 2017
Benjamin Netanyahu May Not Be Innocent, but He Has Been Made the Object of a Witch Hunt
He messed up. It’s time to move on.
Islamic State Makes Its Way into Jordan
And could bring the country closer to Syria.
The Traditional Hebrew Prayer for the Government, and Its Hidden Meaning
And its unique American variations.
Friedrich Nietzsche Wasn’t an Anti-Semite. Or Was He?
Twilight of the anti-Semites.