How Hizballah Created a New Form of Warfare
The birth of the terror selfie.
January 7, 2016
The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, with Nazi Encouragement, Made Anti-Semitism Part of Islamism
He didn’t have much influence on Hitler, but he had plenty on the Muslim Brotherhood.
While some historians have argued otherwise, Amin Haj al-Husseini—the grand mufti of Jerusalem prior to World War II—did not influence the Final Solution; he did, however, form a close alliance with Nazi Germany, which protected him and supported him financially, in exchange for his production of pro-Nazi propaganda for the Muslim world. Most importantly, writes Jeffrey Herf, the mufti’s lasting legacy was his contribution to a particular strain of Islamic anti-Semitism:
January 7, 2016
Yes, Iran’s Ballistic Missiles Are a Problem
The U.S. was wrong to let them go unpunished.
The Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, with Nazi Encouragement, Made Anti-Semitism Part of Islamism
He didn’t have much influence on Hitler, but he had plenty on the Muslim Brotherhood.
Can a Documentary Capture a Poet’s Career?
The enigma of Avraham Ḥalfi.
Religion Is Unlikely to Go Away Anytime Soon
Although its demise has been predicted for over 200 years.