It Will Take More Than Committees to Save Israel from the Threat of Iranian Missiles
Russia is helping Tehran smuggle arms to Syria and Lebanon.
April 29, 2021
In a Debut Novel, a Shtetl Frozen in Time Meets the 21st Century
A funny and heartbreaking alternate reality.
Located so deep in the Polish forests that its Jews were spared the Holocaust, the town of Kreskol somehow survived to the present day completely cut off from the outside world. Such is the fanciful premise of Max Gross’s The Lost Shtetl, whose plot is driven by the sudden end of these Jews’ isolation. Michal Leibowitz writes in her review:
April 29, 2021
At the Quincy Institute, Liberals and Conservatives Come Together to Defend Dictators and Bash Israel
“Missing a tablespoon of blood.”
Why Ayaan Hirsi Ali, an African-Born Defender of Immigrant Women, Is the Target of Liberal Ire
Immigration, Islam, and the erosion of women’s rights.
In Spain, an Archaeologist Discovers Traces of King Solomon’s Commercial Success
The gold and silver of Tarshish.
In a Debut Novel, a Shtetl Frozen in Time Meets the 21st Century
A funny and heartbreaking alternate reality.