Don’t Expect the Jerusalem Summit to Drive a Wedge between Russia and Iran
No agreement is better than a bad deal that boosts Moscow’s prestige at the expense of regional security.
June 14, 2019
Oberlin College Must Now Foot the Bill for Its Feckless Political Radicalism
A jury rules in favor of the bakery that school administrators tried to drive out of business.
In 2016, an African-American student at Oberlin College was caught attempting to steal two bottles of wine from Gibson’s Bakery—a local family business founded in 1885—and fled. When the shopkeeper pursued him, the student and two friends, also black, assaulted him, beating him badly. College administrators then joined students in accusing the bakery of “racial profiling.” Christine Rosen writes:
June 14, 2019
Could Infighting and Ideological Rigidity Undermine the Israeli Right?
The lessons of 1988.
Is European-Style Anti-Semitism Making Its Way to the United States?
“If you call yourself an anti-Semite, they run you out of town; if you call yourself an anti-Zionist, you get tenure.”
For American Jews of a Bygone Era, May and June Were Confirmation Season
High on flowers, low on tradition.
Oberlin College Must Now Foot the Bill for Its Feckless Political Radicalism
A jury rules in favor of the bakery that school administrators tried to drive out of business.