Sorry Excuses for a Misguided Policy in Syria
Attacking straw men.
September 1, 2016
The British Lawyer Who Whitewashed Labor’s Anti-Semitism in Exchange for a Peerage
And who doesn’t see Islamic terror as particularly perilous.
During her thirteen years as director of a prominent British civil-liberties organization, Shami Chakrabarti never gave the impression “that she had any solution to the problem of Islamic terror—or even that she viewed it as particularly perilous,” writes Jonathan Neumann. She left that position earlier this year to chair the Labor party’s inquiry into anti-Semitism in its ranks, producing a report incapable even of acknowledging the pervasiveness of the disease. And then, Neumann writes, there is also the appearance of impropriety:
September 1, 2016
France’s Burkini Ban and Why Israel Is More Democratic as a Jewish State
No swimwear problems in Tel Aviv.
The British Lawyer Who Whitewashed Labor’s Anti-Semitism in Exchange for a Peerage
And who doesn’t see Islamic terror as particularly perilous.
Archaeologists Find What Could Have Been One of King Solomon’s Palaces
The city of Gezer.
Taxidermy and Ancient Artifacts on Display at Brooklyn’s Living Torah Museum
An Orthodox rabbi’s unorthodox museum.