The Fall of Sudan’s Ruler May Mark the End of One of the Arab World’s Most Enduring Islamist Regimes
The implications of Omar al-Bashir’s ouster.
April 17, 2019
Ilhan Omar and Her Willing Dupes
Compassion out of one side of her mouth, contempt out of the other.
The Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has received much criticism for her comment—in a speech last month at a Council for American Islamic Relations (CAIR) banquet—that on, September 11, 2001, “some people did something.” But Abe Greenwald notes a revealing pattern in these remarks that has received less attention:
April 17, 2019
Ilhan Omar and Her Willing Dupes
Compassion out of one side of her mouth, contempt out of the other.
The Quasi-Jewish Messianist Sect at the Center of Contemporary Turkish Anti-Semitism
Conspiracy theories about the Dönme.
A 5th-Century Gold Coin Found in Israel Commemorates the Emperor Who Took Away Jews’ Rights
Evidence of the man who ended the Sanhedrin, on the Sanhedrin Trail.
How the Books of Exodus and Esther Use Humor to Underscore a Message of Hope
Ironic inversions unite two narratives of redemption.