The Enemies of Freedom are on the March While the U.S. Stands Aside
The absence of American leadership makes the world more dangerous.
February 26, 2016
A vestige of the old Jewish Midwest.
A century ago, it was commonplace to find Jewish communities in small towns throughout the American Midwest. But since World War II, these communities have dwindled and their synagogues gradually closed. Not so the B’nai Jacob congregation in Ottumwa, Iowa, as Ryan Schuessler writes:
The absence of American leadership makes the world more dangerous.
Canada catches on.
It may be going the way of Syria and Libya.
A vestige of the old Jewish Midwest.
An unprecedented discovery.
A century ago, it was commonplace to find Jewish communities in small towns throughout the American Midwest. But since World War II, these communities have dwindled and their synagogues gradually closed. Not so the B’nai Jacob congregation in Ottumwa, Iowa, as Ryan Schuessler writes:
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