The Strategic Rationale of U.S. Sanctions on the Muslim Brotherhood
Strengthening American alliances in the Near East, and reining in Qatar and Turkey.
August 5, 2025
Hunting Fake Nazi-Looted Art in Greece
“Pissarro? Sisley?” “No, Hitler.”
In 2005, the art dealer (and later convicted felon) Ezra Chowaiki visited a man named Jimmy in the suburbs of Athens, who showed him his stunning art collection—a lost notebook of Toulouse-Lautrec, originals by Gauguin, Picasso, Kandinsky, and Matisse. There was one problem: on the back of nearly every painting was the stamp of the SS. (An exception was a Degas that bore the name and stamp of Hermann Göring, the Nazi regime’s art-thief-in-chief.) Chowaiki writes:
August 5, 2025
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and the Information War against It
A window into UN corruption.
Chuck Schumer Guards against Anti-Semitism—So Long as He Doesn’t Have to Agree with a Republican
It takes more than speeches to defend the Jews.
Hunting Fake Nazi-Looted Art in Greece
“Pissarro? Sisley?” “No, Hitler.”
A Rare Coin from the Second Temple’s Last Year
“For the redemption of Zion.”