The U.S. Should Recognize Israeli Sovereignty over the Golan
Why heed the demands made by a mass-murderer in the name of “international law”?
July 3, 2018
A brief history of Jews and cinema.
From the very first talking picture in 1927—The Jazz Singer—American film has tried to tackle Jewish themes, often leading talented actors, directors, and producers to create works of little artistic value. John Podhoretz explores these efforts in conversation with Jonathan Silver, discussing such movies as The Heartbreak Kid, Exodus, and Schindler’s List, among others. (Audio, 45 minutes. Options for download and streaming are available at the link below.)
Why heed the demands made by a mass-murderer in the name of “international law”?
Hobbyhorses of the left and right.
From suicide bombings to rockets to fire-kites.
A brief history of Jews and cinema.
A sign that rebels knew their fate was sealed?
From the very first talking picture in 1927—The Jazz Singer—American film has tried to tackle Jewish themes, often leading talented actors, directors, and producers to create works of little artistic value. John Podhoretz explores these efforts in conversation with Jonathan Silver, discussing such movies as The Heartbreak Kid, Exodus, and Schindler’s List, among others. (Audio, 45 minutes. Options for download and streaming are available at the link below.)
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