An Unprecedented Palestinian Demand: No Jews Allowed
In every comparable case, settlers have been allowed to remain.
September 19, 2016
The Kurds Fight for a Place in the Middle East
A unique bond with the Jewish state.
In the past two years, Kurdish militias known as Peshmerga have proved to be the most successful local forces fighting Islamic State. They have also offered refuge to, and earned the loyalty of, a number of persecuted religious minority groups—such as the Kakei and Yazidis (local sects with relatively small populations) and Assyrian Christians. In addition, writes Seth Frantzman, the Kurds and their allies display a strong affinity with Israel:
September 19, 2016
The U.S.-Israel Aid Agreement Is a Bad Deal, and the Next President Should Ignore It
No cause for celebration.
The Kurds Fight for a Place in the Middle East
A unique bond with the Jewish state.
Whatever Its Influence on Nazi Doctrine, “Mein Kampf” Gave a Crystal-Clear Picture of Its Author’s Intentions
First and foremost was his fanatical anti-Semitism.
Anti-Zionism and the Expulsion of Jews from Poland in 1968
It looked a lot like anti-Semitism.