Turkey Has Become a Regional Bully. Israel Must Stand Up to It, or Face Consequences
Erdogan’s grand ambitions.
September 14, 2020
The Story of America’s Only World War II Refugee Camp
FDR’s small concession to helping Jews flee Hitler.
In 1944, the Roosevelt administration—after much reluctance to make any special efforts to help Jews threatened with extermination in Nazi-dominated Europe—granted 1,000 Jews permission to enter the U.S. They would be interned in Fort Ontario in the upstate New York town of Oswego. Drawing in part on interviews with the refugee camp’s inmates, Keren Blankfeld writes:
September 14, 2020
Anti-Semitism, the Six-Day War, and the Islamic Enlightenment
Meet Bassam Tibi.
No, the U.S. Hasn’t Kept Satellite Imagery Classified Because of the “Occupation”
Palestinian propaganda in space.
The Story of America’s Only World War II Refugee Camp
FDR’s small concession to helping Jews flee Hitler.
Remains of Ritual Baths and Olive-Oil Presses from the Early Talmudic Era
A virtual tour of Usha.