The Myth of the “Lone Wolf” Persists
A way to cover up a failing anti-terror strategy.
November 6, 2017
The Myth of the “Lone Wolf” Persists
A way to cover up a failing anti-terror strategy.
Shortly after the recent terrorist attack in New York City, Governor Cuomo referred to its perpetrator as a “lone wolf,” a term frequently invoked after such incidents. Frederick W. Kagan finds the phrase “profoundly misleading,” not least because police have already been searching for an accomplice:
November 6, 2017
An Anglican View of the Balfour Declaration
If God’s promise to give the land of Israel to the descendants of Jacob can be canceled, the salvation promised by Christianity “is nullified in a plethora of meaningless metaphors.”
The Latest Anti-Israel Libel, Soaked in Academic Gobbledygook
Jasbir Puar’s Right to Maim.
The Jews’ Role in Renewing the Vitality of Western Civilization
On creative minorities.
How Ben Hecht Went from Star Screenwriter to Outspoken Voice for the Jews
He brought the Holocaust to public attention.