Good News from Bahrain Has Mahmoud Abbas Worried
“I did not hear even passing anti-Zionist comments.”
July 3, 2019
The Last Photographs of Yemenite Jewry
“We could not tell our guides or hosts that we were interested in meeting Jews, both for their safety and our own.”
While most of Yemen’s Jews had left in 1949 and 1950 during a renowned Israeli airlift, a few hundred remained up until the early 1990s. The painter and photographer Myriam Tangi describes her visits to these Jewish communities in 1983, 1984, and 1986, along with Frédéric Brenner, whom she later married. (Photographs can be found at the link below.)
July 3, 2019
British Cultural Groups Won’t Host a Best-Selling Novelist—because He Is a Jew
Dark days for Jews in literature.
Honor Killings, Anti-Semitism, and Hatred of Homosexuals Form a Single Creed in the Arab World
A new poll reveals “reverse intersectionality.”
A Newly Discovered Mosaic Displays an Obscure Biblical Scene
The palm trees of Elim and beasts of Daniel at Huqoq.
The Last Photographs of Yemenite Jewry
“We could not tell our guides or hosts that we were interested in meeting Jews, both for their safety and our own.”