Next Week and the Future of Bipartisan Support for Israel
Thank you. You have a right to exist, too.
February 24, 2020
How the U.S. Nixed a Philippine Effort to Save Jews from Hitler
The Jews Manuel Quezon rescued—and those he didn’t.
Near the end of the 1930s, when much of the world had closed its doors to Jewish refugees, the Philippine president Manuel Quezon decided to welcome Jews from Austria and Germany to his country. But the U.S. government, which in 1935 had granted autonomy but not complete independence to the Commonwealth of the Philippines, interfered with his efforts. Rich Tenorio writes:
February 24, 2020
Israel’s Arrangement with Hamas Isn’t Working
The steady trickle of rockets and explosives plays against Israel’s strengths.
The Dangers of Saudi Arabia’s Newfound Friendship with China
Riyadh has defended Beijing’s persecution of Muslims, and doesn’t take seriously American concerns.
The Puritan Thinker Who Looked to Esther as a Model of Pious Womanhood, but Missed the Essence of Her Story
Cotton Mather’s Ornaments for the Daughters of Zion.
How the U.S. Nixed a Philippine Effort to Save Jews from Hitler
The Jews Manuel Quezon rescued—and those he didn’t.