The American Left’s Abandonment of Both Israel and the Jews
An end to philo-Semitism?
March 12, 2019
Saying Farewell to the Soviet Union
An apartment is emptied of its possessions—and suddenly filled with life.
In this excerpt from his forthcoming memoir, Boris Fishman describes the liminal state of his family’s home in the weeks leading up to their departure from the Soviet Union for America. The year is 1988, and the author is nine years old:
March 12, 2019
Islamic Jihad, Not Hamas, May Be the Greatest Danger in Gaza
A terrorist group under Iran’s control.
Britain Has Discarded the Delusion That Hizballah Has Two Wings, but Europe Clings to It
An excuse for appeasing Iran.
Saying Farewell to the Soviet Union
An apartment is emptied of its possessions—and suddenly filled with life.
Reading Genesis, an Economist Sees a Tale of Technological and Social Progress
Along with a warning about globalization.