Rockets from Gaza and Riots in Jerusalem Are a Way for Palestinian Leaders to Distract from Their Own Failures
And to court votes in the upcoming elections.
April 26, 2021
Restoring Sudan’s Lost Jewish Cemetery
Buried under “five metric tons of glass, car parts, a crazy amount of dirt, medical waste, lots of scorpions, and even beehives.”
Some fifteen years ago, a Canadian named Chaim Moetzen came to Khartoum in search of the remnants of the city’s Jewish graveyard—which had been transformed into a garbage dump—but was chased off by cries of “Jew!” Since the fall of Sudan’s Islamist dictatorship in 2019, and the opening of relations with Israel, Moetzen has returned to clean up the site and reconstruct its tombstones. Will Brown writes:
April 26, 2021
A Prospective Undersecretary of Defense Appears to Believe That Israel Manipulates the U.S. into War
Colin Kahl, nuclear-archive truther.
The Two-State Solution Isn’t a Magic Formula for Bringing Peace
It can only work if proper conditions are met.
In Trying to Protect the Dignity of the Dying, France Sacrifices Her Own Dignity
Euthanasia and civilization.
Restoring Sudan’s Lost Jewish Cemetery
Buried under “five metric tons of glass, car parts, a crazy amount of dirt, medical waste, lots of scorpions, and even beehives.”