Is the White House Suppressing the bin Laden Documents for the Sake of the Iran Deal?
Explosive information on Iran's relationship with al-Qaeda.
August 3, 2015
Looking for Traces of Rashi in Troyes
The French city attracts a steady trickle of Jewish tourists.
As the home of Rabbi Solomon ben Isaac (better known as Rashi), the great 11th-century commentator on the Bible and Talmud, the French city of Troyes attracts a steady trickle of Jewish tourists. But aside from a monument to Rashi placed there in 1990, and a cemetery, no physical sign of medieval Jewish life remains. Liam Hoare writes:
August 3, 2015
Was the Gaza Disengagement Worth It?
Ten years on and little to show for it.
There Should Be No Tolerance for Jewish Terror
The settler movement must "come to grips with the virus."
Does the Torah Prescribe Genocide Against the Canaanites?
Only if read selectively and inaccurately.
Looking for Traces of Rashi in Troyes
The French city attracts a steady trickle of Jewish tourists.