No, Israel Is Not Withholding Coronavirus Vaccines from Palestinians
The latest media libel.
January 5, 2021
In France and Germany, Courts Come to Terms with Non-Jewish Victims of Anti-Semitic Violence
A tale of four trials.
The end of the past year saw the conclusion of four legal proceedings that placed anti-Semitic murderers on the dock. On December 16, a French court convicted fourteen people for their involvement in the 2015 killing spree that targeted the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, and thereafter a kosher supermarket. In Germany last October, a court sentenced the neo-Nazi Stephan Balliet to life in prison for attempting a massacre at a synagogue on Yom Kippur of 2019, and for two murders he committed after the attempt failed. Ben Cohen notes that, although both courts delivered guilty sentences, there were important difference is their handling of the respective crimes:
January 5, 2021
The Rapid Collapse of Israel’s Center-Left
Alliances shift, but not the underlying causes of deadlock.
In France and Germany, Courts Come to Terms with Non-Jewish Victims of Anti-Semitic Violence
A tale of four trials.
Gertrude Himmelfarb: The Great Jewish Historian of Victorian Britain
Exploring the Anglo-Jewish affinity.
Amen, Ay-Woman, and the Contours of the American Civil Religion
How ecumenical should prayer in Congress be?