The Myth of America’s Middle East Malfeasance
The region’s rulers have not been hapless pawns.
June 4, 2018
The Refusenik Who Took Photographs of Life in the Gulag
And was a record-breaking sniper.
A native of the Latvian city of Riga, Joseph Schneider narrowly escaped the Nazis and joined the Red Army in 1944, serving for the next seven years. He then dedicated himself to sharpshooting (he reportedly set a world record in 1954), photography, and clandestine Zionist activism. Recently the Israel National Library acquired his extensive collection of photographs. Yaakov Schwartz writes:
June 4, 2018
Hamas’s Aims in Gaza
And the moral case for Jewish exercise of power.
The Campus Intersectionality Craze Makes Jews Uniquely Vulnerable
The weak versus the Jew.
The Refusenik Who Took Photographs of Life in the Gulag
And was a record-breaking sniper.
The Not-Quite-Lost Languages of Iraqi Jewry
And their literary history.