How Palestinian Leaders’ Corruption and Israel’s Bureaucratic Inefficiency Have Helped Terror Flourish
Understanding the West Bank’s most solvable problems.
July 10, 2023
Germany’s Anti-Semitism Commissars Are Too Often Anti-Semitic Commissars
Wolves in sheep’s jobs.
Last year, Michael Blume, the commissioner for combating anti-Semitism in the German state of Baden-Württemberg, came under fire for a series of anti-Israel statements, including one condemned as anti-Semitic by Natan Sharansky. Benjamin Weinthal notes that this sort of problem seems endemic to Germany’s various state and federal officials charged with countering bigotry against Jews. For instance:
July 10, 2023
Although It Has Much to Gain, Tunisia Is Unlikely to Normalize Its Relations with the Jewish State
The government that strangled the sole Arab democracy shuns peace with Israel.
Germany’s Anti-Semitism Commissars Are Too Often Anti-Semitic Commissars
Wolves in sheep’s jobs.
Understanding the Zohar, and the Debate about Its Origins
The key text of Jewish mysticism.
The Disappearing Language of Curaçao’s Jews
Sephardim were the first non-African group to adopt the local creole.