By Offering the Palestinians Something for Nothing, the Trump Administration Starts Off on the Wrong Foot
More sticks, not more carrots, are what’s needed.
March 22, 2017
The Six-Day War and the West German Left’s Turn to Anti-Semitism
On both sides of the Iron Curtain, anti-Zionism never strayed far from hatred of Jews.
Up until the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, the New Left in Western Europe and America maintained an ambivalent attitude toward Zionism; thereafter, it embraced the anti-Zionism of the Soviet Union and other Communist governments. Jeffrey Herf explains East Germany’s continuous record of hostility to Israel, the adoption of the same attitude by the radical Left in West Germany following the Six-Day War, and the anti-Semitism that persisted just below the surface in both countries:
March 22, 2017
America’s Road Ahead in Syria
The U.S. is fighting the wrong war in the Middle East.
The Six-Day War and the West German Left’s Turn to Anti-Semitism
On both sides of the Iron Curtain, anti-Zionism never strayed far from hatred of Jews.
Norman Podhoretz’s Once-Controversial Memoir, 50 Years On
Making It.
A New Play Reveals the Thread Connecting Fascism, Moral Relativism, and Post-Modern Intellectual Decadence
Paul de Man, the man.