The Balfour Declaration Is Important Because It Recognizes Something Already There
It did not create a link between the Jews and their land.
November 1, 2017
The Balfour Declaration Is Important Because It Recognizes Something Already There
It did not create a link between the Jews and their land.
Enemies of Israel have characterized the Balfour Declaration—the centenary of which is tomorrow—as “one nation’s promise to another of the land of a third.” Less hostile observers have pointed to the woe caused by Britain’s later abrogation of it. Dore Gold explains why it still matters:
November 1, 2017
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The cult of Corbyn.
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