The Trump Administration Has Said the Right Things about Syria, but Words Are Not Enough
The U.S. must act to restrain Russia, Iran, and al-Qaeda.
January 30, 2018
Remembering a Forgotten Pioneer of Israeli Film and Letters
Efraim Kishon.
Yesterday was the thirteenth anniversary of the death of the Israeli writer Ephraim Kishon, born Ferenc Hoffman in Budapest in 1924. The young Hoffman had hoped to make a career as an author of humorous essays, and, after surviving the Holocaust, returned to his prior avocation, assuming the name Ferenc Kishont. In 1949, writes Liel Leibovitz, he left Hungary for the fledgling state of Israel:
January 30, 2018
Arab Countries Should Stop Pretending the Palestinian Issue Is an Impediment to Diplomatic Relations with Israel
And end demonization of the Jewish state.
How BDS Gets Israel Wrong, and Vice-Versa
No amount of economic pressure will make Israelis risk the lives of their children.
What Can and Can’t Be Learned from a Visit to Auschwitz
The problem of scale.
Remembering a Forgotten Pioneer of Israeli Film and Letters
Efraim Kishon.