What the Demonstrations in Iran Have Already Achieved
Challenging the lies about the nuclear deal.
January 10, 2018
Joseph Roth’s Lost Empire and Its Jews
To this great novelist, Zionism was the best answer to the Jewish question.
Born in 1894 to a Jewish family in the Galician town of Brody—once famous for training kabbalists—Joseph Roth moved to Vienna as a young man, where he launched his prodigious literary career. He went on to write fifteen novels, along with numerous short stories and hundreds of essays. Right up until his untimely death in 1939, he remained committed to the Austro-Hungarian empire, defunct since 1918, which is the setting of most of his fiction. Joseph Epstein, in a survey of Roth’s career, writerly abilities, and literary output, addresses Roth’s attitudes toward the Jews, exposed in a “strange little book,” published in 1927, called The Wandering Jews:
January 10, 2018
When It Comes to Iran, There’s No Time for the U.S. to Stall
Fiddling while the regime cracks down.
Some Reasons for Cutting Aid to the Palestinian Authority
There is, in fact, an alternative to the status quo.
Joseph Roth’s Lost Empire and Its Jews
To this great novelist, Zionism was the best answer to the Jewish question.
The French-Jewish Athlete Who Saved Thousands of Children from the Nazis
George Loinger.