How Bernie Sanders’s Impoverished View of Judaism Has Desensitized Him to Anti-Semitism
No Jewish life, only Jewish death.
March 5, 2020
Kenya, Jews, and Zionism—through the Eyes of the Late Kenyan President’s Jewish Personal Physician
From Herzl to Daniel arap Moi.
Last month, the former Kenyan president Daniel arap Moi—who governed his country from 1978 to 2002—died in Nairobi. Among the many speakers at the funeral was an American Jew named David Silverstein, who was Moi’s personal physician for over four decades. Kenya and Zionism have a long history: the so-called “Uganda plan,” presented to Theodor Herzl by the British colonial secretary in 1903, would have created a Jewish homeland in what is now Kenya; since Israel’s creation, Kenya has had better relations with the Jewish state than have most African countries, and Moi visited it several times. Interviewed by Geoffrey Clarfield, Silverstein elaborates:
March 5, 2020
Don’t Let Traffic Jams Detract from the Jewish State’s Remarkable Achievements
The New York Times should know that betting against Israel is a losing proposition.
The Holiday of Purim Emphasizes the Durability of Jewish Identity That Shakespeare Denied
Hath not a Jew costumes?
Kenya, Jews, and Zionism—through the Eyes of the Late Kenyan President’s Jewish Personal Physician
From Herzl to Daniel arap Moi.
Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner: The Duo Who Helped Bring the Jewish Comic Sensibility to America
The almost-one-hundred-year-old men.