Palestinian Islamic Jihad Is Trying to Stir Up Trouble in Gaza. Can Israel Stop It?
Behind the missiles.
November 8, 2019
How the Holocaust Brought a Great Yiddish Writer to Forsake Poetry for Epic Prose
Chava Rosenfarb’s poetry by other means.
Little known to the English-speaking world, Chava Rosenfarb (1923–2011) is generally considered in Yiddish literary circles to be one of the greatest post-World War II writers in that language. Born in Poland, Rosenfarb endured the war in the Łódź Ghetto, Auschwitz, and other concentration camps. Thereafter she settled in Canada, where she wrote most of her major works. Reviewing a collection of her nonfiction that recently appeared in English, Marc Caplan writes:
November 8, 2019
No Country Is Obligated to Open Its Borders to Those Who Campaign for Its Destruction
Omar Shakir’s hypocrisy.
The Labor Party Has Utterly Betrayed British Jewry
When it comes to attacking Jews, the left provides the script; the right, the fists.
Evidence Suggests Abraham Was Born in Turkey, Not Iraq
Why else would he travel north in order to go west?
How the Holocaust Brought a Great Yiddish Writer to Forsake Poetry for Epic Prose
Chava Rosenfarb’s poetry by other means.