Europe’s Double Standards Come Back to Haunt It
Will the Swedish foreign minister condemn French and German police for shooting terrorists?
July 21, 2016
The Imaginary Disease That Saved Italian Jews from the Nazis
Syndrome K.
In October 1943, when the SS began rounding up Roman Jews for deportation to Auschwitz, a number took refuge in the Fatebenefratelli hospital, located on an island in the Tiber across from the city’s historic ghetto. They were immediately diagnosed with an illness called “Syndrome K,” and placed in a special ward, as Caitln Hu writes:
July 21, 2016
Mohammed Dahlan, the United Arab Emirates, and Fatah’s Intergenerational Struggle
Abbas’s obsession.
What Israel Could Gain from a Seat on the Security Council
A blow to delegitimization.
The Imaginary Disease That Saved Italian Jews from the Nazis
Syndrome K.
Scientists Unlock the DNA of Ancient Barley Seeds from Masada
Native to the region.