Palestinian Leaders Fight Economic Growth
The shopping-mall nakba.
January 15, 2019
In Repressive Myanmar, the Tiny Jewish Community Enjoys Toleration
Once home to thousands of Jews, about whom George Orwell complained.
In Myanmar’s capital city Yangon, some 200 people, including the city’s chief minister and representatives of five local religious communities, attended a Hanukkah party this past December. Only about twenty Jews live in the city, but they enjoy tolerance, negligible anti-Semitism, and good relations with the local Muslim minority—who are spared the murderous persecution to which their coreligionists of the Rohingya ethnicity have been subjected. Charles Dunst writes:
January 15, 2019
As Iran Strives to Bring Terror to Europe, the EU Strives to Do Business with It
Tehran is expected to outpace al-Qaeda and IS as a threat.
At a California University, a Textbook Case of Blindness to Left-Wing Anti-Semitism
Jewish Voice for Peace’s anti-Semitic “Deadly Exchange” campaign.
The Pitfalls of an Anne Frank Comic Book Are Not Those One Might Expect
When it comes to the horrors of the Holocaust, and to its heroine as a writer, it falls short.
In Repressive Myanmar, the Tiny Jewish Community Enjoys Toleration
Once home to thousands of Jews, about whom George Orwell complained.