On the Anniversary of Kristallnacht, a British Mob Tries to Break the Windows of the Israeli Ambassador’s Car
An organized response to an invitation to speak at the London School of Economics.
November 11, 2021
Iran’s Attack on the Iraqi Prime Minister Is Only the Latest Attempt to Uproot Democracy
Mustafa al-Kadhimi is slowly trying to free his country from Tehran’s clutches.
Early Sunday morning, drones bombed the house of Iraq’s Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi. While no one has taken credit for the attack, there is little doubt that it was carried out either by Iran or one of its Iraqi proxy militias. Just a month ago, the country had its fifth democratic parliamentary election since it was liberated from Saddam Hussein’s rule. It resulted the party representing the pro-Tehran militias won fewer seats than expected. Michael Knights provides some important background:
November 11, 2021
Iran’s Attack on the Iraqi Prime Minister Is Only the Latest Attempt to Uproot Democracy
Mustafa al-Kadhimi is slowly trying to free his country from Tehran’s clutches.
American Mosques Have an Anti-Semitism Problem
“The most devilish ones on the earth.”
The Jewish Refugee Commandos Who Fought Hitler under the Union Jack
The modern-day Maccabees of X Troop.
Genetics, History, and the Mystery of Jewish Resilience
“A diamond created by the vice-like pressure of persecution.”