The U.S. Must Punish Iran for Its Human-Rights Violations
Name, shame, and punish the repressors.
November 8, 2018
The Dangers of Universalizing Anti-Semitism
Anti-Semites declare that “all Jews must die”; others change the subject.
In the wake of the Pittsburgh massacre, the presidential adviser Kelyanne Conway spoke in an interview about “anti-religiosity,” while Columbia University sent a statement to its students that lamented “violence in our nation’s houses of worship” without using the word “Jews” or “anti-Semitism.” Such reactions to the murder of Jews, writes Yair Rosenberg, are all too common on both ends of the political spectrum and ought to be resisted:
November 8, 2018
An Iraqi Writer Attacks Prejudice against Jews
And praises Iraqi Jews’ contribution to their country.
The Dangers of Universalizing Anti-Semitism
Anti-Semites declare that “all Jews must die”; others change the subject.
How Kibbutzim Succeeded Despite the Laws of Economics
Making socialism work—to a degree.
An American Jew’s Failed Attempt to Create a Temporary Zion in Upstate New York
Mordecai Manuel Noah’s Ararat.