Israel Alone Refuses to Accept the Bloodstained Status Quo
The Jewish state vs. the do-nothing caucus.
June 19, 2025
The Jewish Veteran Who Became One of Antebellum America’s Most Generous Men
Judah Touro’s quiet philanthropy.
Founded in 1971, New York City’s Touro College—now Touro University—has satellite campuses in Europe, Israel, and across the U.S., and its student body extends beyond its original Orthodox base. It was named for Isaac Touro, a colonial-era rabbi, and his son Judah (1775–1854), who served in the war of 1812 and was wounded in the Battle of New Orleans. Hillel Kuttler writes of the latter:
June 19, 2025
With Their Country Again under Attack, Israelis around the World Rush Home
The Jewish state in a microcosm—on a tugboat.
Free-Palestine Fanatics Face Egyptian Anger
An expedition of do-gooders receives jeers and projectiles from Arabs who know better.
The Jewish Veteran Who Became One of Antebellum America’s Most Generous Men
Judah Touro’s quiet philanthropy.
Mel Brooks, Leonard Bernstein, and American Jewry’s Great Egomaniacs
Eminent Jews.