How the EU Helps the Palestinian Authority Violate the Oslo Accords
Construction that does nothing to improve Palestinians’ lives, but much to undermine Israeli sovereignty.
September 4, 2019
In America, It’s Orthodox Jews Who Are Most Vulnerable to Anti-Semitism
And it’s not coming from white supremacists.
In the past week, there were three separate violent attacks on Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn during which the perpetrators shouted anti-Semitic epithets. Such incidents, almost always committed by African Americans, have become almost commonplace—and make up the overwhelming majority of the 150 anti-Semitic incidents recorded by the New York City police department in 2019. Meanwhile, the Republican party of Rockland County, NY released an appallingly anti-Semitic advertisement appealing to those who want to keep ḥasidic Jews out of their towns. Jonathan Tobin comments on the scant attention paid to these issues by either the national media or major Jewish organizations:
September 4, 2019
In America, It’s Orthodox Jews Who Are Most Vulnerable to Anti-Semitism
And it’s not coming from white supremacists.
A Lebanese Novelist’s Fictional Account of 1948 Fails as Both History and Literature
While comparing Jews to Nazis.
The Jews of Danzig, the City Where World War II Began
Its residents began implementing Nazi policies well before Hitler’s army showed up.
The Fake Jews of Prohibition, and Their Fake Rabbis
A religious exemption for sacramental wine encouraged Gentile “rabbis” to organize “congregations.”