Undoing Poland’s Reckoning with the Holocaust
The attempt to revoke Jan Gross’s Order of Merit.
March 17, 2016
Saudi Arabia’s Forgotten Jewish Past
An ancient Arabic inscription mentions a fleeing Jewish warlord.
Two years ago, a team of French and Saudi researchers found what they believed to be the oldest extant examples of written Arabic, which they dated to the late 5th and early 6th centuries CE. Among the inscriptions is a reference to Yusuf As'ar Yath'ar, the last leader of the Himyarite kingdom, an ancient Jewish (or quasi-Jewish) entity that existed in what is now Yemen and southwestern Saudi Arabia. Ariel David writes (free registration required):
March 17, 2016
How Anti-Semitism Took over the Left at Oxford
The socialism of Oxfordians?
The “New York Times” vs. Benjamin Netanyahu
Round 7,000.
Saudi Arabia’s Forgotten Jewish Past
An ancient Arabic inscription mentions a fleeing Jewish warlord.
The Hidden Toll of Terror in Jerusalem
A walk through the Christian Quarter.