Because They Took a Clear Look at the Terms Used by Anti-Zionist Professors, They’ve Been Smeared
The uproar over “Word Crimes” continues.
August 7, 2019
Remembering Lucette Lagnado, Chronicler of the Lost World of Egyptian Jewry
Once upon a time, Cairo’s Jews had their pick of synagogues.
The late Lucette Lagnado was born to a Jewish family in Egypt in the late 1950s, a childhood that she recounted in her best-selling memoir The Man in the Shark-Skin Suit. Life there was good, writes Yvette Alt Miller in an obituary for Lagnado, who died in July, until anti-Semitism rose in the wake of the founding of Israel.
August 7, 2019
Remembering Lucette Lagnado, Chronicler of the Lost World of Egyptian Jewry
Once upon a time, Cairo’s Jews had their pick of synagogues.
Hizballah’s Special-Operations Units Are on the Rise, and Could Deploy against the U.S. and Israel
A long list of plots have been uncovered in the last decade.
Legal Suicide Just Made Its Way to New Jersey
Lawmakers claim it will promote “humanity, dignity, and respect.” As if.
The Ingathering of the (Shark) Exiles
Israel’s shark population is flourishing, and the country is becoming an improbable hub for shark research.