When Charities Fundraise for Hamas
And their directors turn a blind eye.
August 16, 2016
Petty Apartheid at the Olympics
Arab athletes shun Israelis, and the rest of the world is indifferent.
At this year’s Olympic games, Lebanese athletes prevented their Israeli counterparts from boarding a bus, an Egyptian judoka refused to shake hands with his Israeli opponent after a match, and a Saudi judoka canceled a fight with an Israeli. Such behavior, dictated by Arab and Muslim states, is hardly unprecedented. Employing “petty apartheid,” a phrase used in South Africa to refer to the more minor, everyday forms of racial persecution, Gerald Steinberg describes this scandalous and systematic shunning of the Jewish state, and the world’s indifference to it:
August 16, 2016
Petty Apartheid at the Olympics
Arab athletes shun Israelis, and the rest of the world is indifferent.
The Problem with the President’s Offer of Military Aid to Israel
Constrained by preconditions.
A Musical Revival in a Chinese City Stirs Memories of a Jewish Past
The St. Petersburg of the East.
Albania Rediscovers Its Jews, and Their Rescue During the Holocaust
Not just about the national code of honor.