The WHO’s Unhealthy Obsession with Israel
The White House should demand that the organization cease its annual condemnation of the Jewish state.
May 27, 2022
Rape and Jewish Vulnerability in 17th-Century Livorno
Without the protection of a sovereign state, Jewish slaves were subject to cruelty and extortion.
In 17th-century Italy, it was not uncommon for well-to-do families to own slaves, most of whom came from North Africa. Likewise, North Africa was home to a robust trade in Christian slaves. Tamar Herzig tells the story of the horrific abuse of a group of Jewish slaves in Livorno, which was at the time home to one of Europe’s freest and most prosperous Jewish communities:
May 27, 2022
A Pakistani Delegation to Israel Might be a Sign That Islamabad Is Considering a New Approach
Even if it sparked outrage.
The Real Story behind Naftali Bennett’s Trip to Moscow
Mediating between Putin and the U.S.
The Refusal of U.S. Courts to Say What’s Kosher Is a Double-Edged Sword
A Long Island restaurant’s lawsuit and the “religious-question doctrine.”
Rape and Jewish Vulnerability in 17th-Century Livorno
Without the protection of a sovereign state, Jewish slaves were subject to cruelty and extortion.