The Next Gaza War Has Been Postponed, but For How Long?
A ticking timebomb.
April 2, 2019
The French Revolution, Napoleon, and Life in a City Where Jews Needed a License to Reside
Jewish Cologne.
In 1424, at a time when such banishments were common, the German city of Cologne expelled its Jewish population, which had been there since at least the 4th century CE. Looking back on her research into the city’s Jews, which formed the basis of her first book, the historian Shulamit Magnus explains the anomalous history that followed:
April 2, 2019
Playing the Race Card to Denounce Jewish Money
In the New York Times, naturally.
To Improve Its Middle East Policy, the U.S. Must Look Beyond States
And pursue more modest goals.
The French Revolution, Napoleon, and Life in a City Where Jews Needed a License to Reside
Jewish Cologne.
Paying Taxes in Biblical Israel
A story told by ancient bits of clay.