Having the Right Conversation about Resurgent Anti-Semitism
Ask not “where,” but “why.”
January 28, 2016
How an Israeli Consultant Helped Open Slovakia’s Doors to Iraqi Refugees
With the help of two former CIA agents.
After Douglas al-Bazi, an Iraqi Catholic priest, brought hundreds of refugees from Islamic State into his church in the city of Erbil, he reached out to contacts in the U.S. for help. Soon he was working with two CIA veterans, who in turn enlisted the assistance of Aron Shaviv, an Israeli political consultant. Shaviv convinced the Slovak government—which has vigorously protested EU pressure to accept refugees—to settle Bazi and over 100 members of his Aramaic-speaking flock within its borders. Amanda Borschel-Dan writes:
January 28, 2016
The State Department’s Racist Attitude toward Palestinians
Exposed, most recently, in Hillary Clinton’s emails.
Can a Progeny-Obsessed Religion Make Room for the Childless?
Elliot Jager’s personal reflections on Judaism and infertility.
Archaeologists Discover the Ancient Road Used by Jewish Pilgrims
A path to Jerusalem in the period of the Second Temple.
How an Israeli Consultant Helped Open Slovakia’s Doors to Iraqi Refugees
With the help of two former CIA agents.