Western Europe Stands Up for Iran
To the tune of 300 million euros.
July 12, 2018
Isaac Bashevis Singer’s Trip to Israel
A land where “loving fellow Jews has a mystical significance.”
In 1955, the Yiddish author Isaac Bashevis Singer traveled for the first time to the Land of Israel, sending a series of dispatches back to New York for publication in the Yiddish Forward. In them, Singer, although never a Zionist, displays a great deal of passion for the Holy Land and sympathy for the fledgling state. David Stromberg comments:
July 12, 2018
Ireland’s Radical Israel-Boycott Bill Could Have Devastating Consequences—for Ireland
It runs afoul of U.S. anti-BDS laws.
Maimonides, the Temple, and Isaac Newton
Judaism and the “last of the magicians.”
Isaac Bashevis Singer’s Trip to Israel
A land where “loving fellow Jews has a mystical significance.”
The American Library Association Rejects Laura Ingalls Wilder While Embracing Anti-Semitic Poetry
“A mongrel smelling blood.”