The U.S. and UN Continue to Recycle Palestinian Propaganda about Settlements
New construction will have zero impact on the peace process.
September 6, 2016
Jonathan Safran Foer: Not the Great American Jewish Novelist
If kitsch has a “fairy-tale glow,” then Here I Am is positively radiant.
In Here I Am, his new novel, Jonathan Safran Foer chronicles the unhappy and dissolving marriage of Jacob and Julia Bloch, two highly educated, upper-middle-class American Jews. In addition to finding the novel filled with “joyless prose about joyless people,” Alexander Nazaryan deems Foer’s attempt to write a profound work of American Jewish literature simultaneously kitschy and pretentious:
September 6, 2016
Should Israel Become a Maritime Power?
Making up for a reduced American role.
Where Palestinians Are Being Tortured, Imprisoned, and Slaughtered
The other Palestinians.
A Lost Jewish Tradition about the Bible’s Authorship
Did Isaiah write the book of Isaiah?
Jonathan Safran Foer: Not the Great American Jewish Novelist
If kitsch has a “fairy-tale glow,” then Here I Am is positively radiant.