Iran, Too, Rewards Taliban Fighters for Killing Americans
And has been since 2010.
July 30, 2020
How the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto Defeated a Pandemic
“There’s no explaining it rationally.”
In the summer of 1941, the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto were struck by a severe outbreak of typhus—to which they were especially vulnerable due to overcrowding, poor hygienic conditions, and widespread malnutrition. Yet infection rates dropped by some 40 percent in November, just when they would be expected to rise sharply as the weather grew colder. Emanuel Ringelblum, the ghetto’s leading historian, wrote at the time that “there was no way of explaining rationally” why the plague abated. But a recent scientific study appears to have found an explanation, as Eva Botkin-Kowacki reports:
July 30, 2020
There’s Only One Country Whose Existence Celebrities Can Lament with Impunity
Seth Rogen’s Israel rant.
Today Jews Have Their Own State and the Freedom to Return from Exile. So Why Do We Continue to Mourn the Temples’ Destruction?
The miracle of Jewish memory.
How the Jews of the Warsaw Ghetto Defeated a Pandemic
“There’s no explaining it rationally.”