How Israel Should Approach Syria in the Wake of the U.S. Airstrikes
America’s policy is not yet clear, but Israel’s is.
April 27, 2017
Smearing Sebastian Gorka Cheapens the Memory of the Holocaust
Innuendo and guilt-by-association haven’t proved a Trump adviser to be a Nazi.
Over the past month, a number of journalists have accused Sebastian Gorka, a deputy assistant to President Trump, of support for or membership in a far-right, anti-Semitic, pro-Nazi Hungarian organization and thus, by implication, of being a Nazi sympathizer. The accusations have now been picked up and echoed by major media outlets and even by a member of Congress. Having repeatedly argued that the case against Gorka consists of evidential crumbs and innuendo, Liel Leibovitz writes about what is at stake:
April 27, 2017
Turkey’s Turn toward Russia Could Threaten NATO
A Trojan horse?
The American Rabbi Who Hunted Nazis
How Barry Dov Schwartz snuck into a Nazi conference.
Smearing Sebastian Gorka Cheapens the Memory of the Holocaust
Innuendo and guilt-by-association haven’t proved a Trump adviser to be a Nazi.
Ancient Mother-of-Pearl Tablet Discovered in Caesarea
A unique artifact.