Palestinian Elections Could Spell Another Hamas Victory
Letting terrorist groups have it all.
August 30, 2016
How a Poker Club Rescued Hundreds of German Jews from the Nazis
With some help from Dwight Eisenhower.
When 28 German Jewish refugees arrived in Manila via Shanghai in 1937, Alex and Philip Frieder—Jews who owned a local cigar-manufacturing business—decided to do something to bring more of their brethren to the Philippines, then an American territory. To this end, they enlisted their poker buddies. Robert Rockaway and Maya Guez write:
August 30, 2016
The Mullahs Know They Can Provoke the U.S. Navy without Consequence
Playing chicken with warships.
For Britain to Confront Islamism, It Will Need to Do More than Arrest a Single Cleric
The Anjem Choudary iceberg.
How a Poker Club Rescued Hundreds of German Jews from the Nazis
With some help from Dwight Eisenhower.
Marx and Freud’s Illusions—and Their Debt to Judeo-Christian Civilization
The twin titans of the modern mind.