SodaStream and the Two Competing Visions for the West Bank
What Pepsi’s purchase of an Israeli company says about BDS and the Israeli-Arab conflict.
August 31, 2018
The Political Calculations behind Jeremy Corbyn’s Anti-Semitism
And the growing threat to Anglo-Jewry’s safety.
As members of the hard left of Britain’s Labor party defend its leader, Jeremy Corbyn, against mounting accusations of anti-Semitism, they have taken to blaming the Mossad and wealthy Jewish donors for orchestrating a “smear campaign.” They’ve also called one Labor parliamentarian who has dared to criticize Corbyn a “a nasty, venomous little jewess” and another “the honorable member for Tel Aviv,” and have likened the party’s deputy leader, who has expressed his own concerns about anti-Semitism, to the New Testament’s Judas. Such rhetoric has come not only from anonymous Internet users but also from high-ranking members of the party. Yet, argues Jonathan Foreman, Corbyn and his acolytes may also be cynically using anti-Semitism to their advantage:
August 31, 2018
The Political Calculations behind Jeremy Corbyn’s Anti-Semitism
And the growing threat to Anglo-Jewry’s safety.
The U.S. and Europe Should Stand Up for Persecuted Iranian Christians
Doing so can save lives.
A New Excavation Could Uncover Evidence of the Israelites’ Migration to Canaan
Stone structures in the wilderness.
The Yiddish Detective Stories That Inspired a Young I.B. Singer
Max Spitzkopf, the Jewish Sherlock Holmes.