The Abraham Accords Aren’t Dead, and Peace with Saudi Arabia Remains on the Table
Israel’s new partners are “digging in” to defend normalization.
January 18, 2024
Setting the Record Straight about Vichy France and the Jews
Philippe Pétain’s apologetics, and his defenders.
In 1918, Philippe Pétain was the most admired man in France—having beaten the Germans at Verdun and played a critical role in leading French forces to victory. In the next world war, when France was collapsing before the German onslaught, Pétain was made prime minister and promptly negotiated a surrender, presiding over the Vichy regime until the Allies liberated the country. He was then tried and convicted of treason, although many decades would go by before serious attention was paid to the part he played in the extermination of his country’s Jews.
January 18, 2024
Anti-Semitism Goes to Medical School, under the Protection of DEI
Patients, not future doctors, are the “vulnerable population.”
Israel’s Supreme Court again Chose Increasing Its Power over Compromise
The poor reasoning behind “reasonableness.”
Setting the Record Straight about Vichy France and the Jews
Philippe Pétain’s apologetics, and his defenders.
Elie Wiesel Goes to Disneyland
“I don’t know if Heaven is real. But I do know that there is a paradise on earth for children.”