Lessons in Confronting Anti-Semitism, Learned from Years of Ignoring It
A writer admits he'd been “terribly, horribly, utterly wrong.”
June 2, 2015
Lessons in Confronting Anti-Semitism, Learned from Years of Ignoring It
A writer admits he'd been “terribly, horribly, utterly wrong.”
How should students respond to the rising tide of anti-Semitism on their campuses? Liel Leibovitz, in a letter to today’s undergraduates, recalls how at their age he’d been “terribly, horribly, utterly wrong” about the anti-Israel disease and offers them “the sort of wisdom that comes only from repentance”:
June 2, 2015
In Egypt, Religious Intolerance and Anti-Semitism Prevail
Despite President al-Sisi's calls for religious reform.
Against Its Better Judgment, Amnesty International Discovers the Truth about the Gaza War
Claims of excessive civilian casualties become even more untenable.
Saul Bellow Reads from His Work
An newly-unearthed 1988 recording of the famous novelist.
Singing Verdi in Theresienstadt
“We will sing to the Nazis what we cannot say to them.”