Without a Major Shift in U.S. Policy, There’s Little Hope for Syria in 2018
Neither Russia, nor Iran, nor Assad seeks compromise.
January 16, 2018
From a German Dissenter’s Diary Comes a Sense of What Ordinary Germans Knew about the Holocaust
They knew enough.
In 1939, Friedrich Kellner, a German opponent of Hitler, began to document his impressions of the Nazi regime and its crimes. The resulting diary was published in German in 2011, and will soon become available in English. Among other things, the text offers evidence of what ordinary citizens of the Third Reich knew about their government’s activities. Matt Lebovic writes:
January 16, 2018
While Israeli Christians Thrive, Those under Palestinian Rule Suffer
Fear of Muslims outweighs animosity toward Israel.
Children of the Kibbutz
A history of the future that wasn’t.
The Halakhic and Moral Challenges of Gene Editing
What’s wrong with playing God?
From a German Dissenter’s Diary Comes a Sense of What Ordinary Germans Knew about the Holocaust
They knew enough.