The U.S Was Right to Turn Down a Palestinian Representative for a UN Post
It’s not about Salam Fayyad, it’s about the PA’s strategy.
February 13, 2017
Germany’s Jewish Mathematicians on the Eve of the Holocaust
And a rare Gentile who stood up for them.
Born in Germany in 1891, Abraham Fraenkel embarked on a highly successful career as a mathematician. In the 1960s, while living in Israel, he wrote a memoir about his life up until the early years of the Third Reich. At one point he reminisces about some of the outstanding mathematicians he knew in pre-World War II Germany and their reactions to the changing climate there, including one of the rare Gentile professors who stood up for Jewish colleagues:
February 13, 2017
Will the Trump Administration Rebuild the U.S. Alliance with the Gulf States?
Containing Iran in the Middle East.
The U.S. Won’t Be Able to Break the Putin-Assad Alliance
Nor can it protect civilians without putting boots on the ground.
Reflections on Death, Mourning, and the Afterlife in the Jewish Tradition
After One-Hundred-and-Twenty.
Germany’s Jewish Mathematicians on the Eve of the Holocaust
And a rare Gentile who stood up for them.