With Turkish Help, Islamism Takes Hold in Eastern Jerusalem
Israel must reassert control.
June 5, 2017
Hollywood’s Forgotten Anti-Nazi Dark Comedy
To Be or Not to Be.
Released in 1942, and set in German-occupied Poland, To Be or Not to Be tells the story of a troupe of actors who use their theatrical talents to foil a Nazi attempt to unravel the Polish resistance. The film’s director, Ernst Lubitsch, was himself a German-born Jew actively involved in raising money to help his coreligionists fleeing Europe to resettle in the U.S. Although the plight of Polish Jewry is secondary to the movie’s plot, it is, according to Thomas Doherty, the subject of one of its most powerful scenes:
June 5, 2017
Manchester, London Bridge, and the New Terrorist Threat to Britain
Salman Abedi was no lone wolf. And it’s likely the London terrorists weren’t an isolated cell.
Why the City University of New York Should Not Have Allowed a Bigoted Anti-Zionist to Speak at Its Commencement
Linda Sarsour and the First Amendment.
Hollywood’s Forgotten Anti-Nazi Dark Comedy
To Be or Not to Be.
Years of Excavations at the “Masada of the North” Yield Results
Gamla’s archaeological importance.