Israel Risks Losing Its Deterrence over Hizballah
The Iran-backed group can boast of several recent accomplishments.
May 3, 2023
One of Britain’s Oldest Printed Jewish Books, and Its Author
“A noble passage of my countryman, Milton.”
In 1772, the Jewish printer L. Alexander of London produced one of the country’s first Jewish books: an English translation of the talmudic tractate Pirkei Avot (“Ethics of the Fathers”) along with the commentary of Moses Maimonides. Jeffrey Maynard describes this work, and its historical context. (Reproductions of some pages can be found at the link below.)
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At Harvard, an Education in Anti-Semitism
One prejudice is considered acceptable on campus.
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Those who replace him might feel a need to display their anti-Israel credentials.
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Isn’t Varian Fry’s heroism more interesting than his homosexuality?
One of Britain’s Oldest Printed Jewish Books, and Its Author
“A noble passage of my countryman, Milton.”