Iran’s Attack on an Israeli Ship Is a Diplomatic Opportunity
Leverage.
March 1, 2021
The Terrible Jewish Irony at the Heart of “Chariots of Fire”
Jews should draw inspiration from the Christian rather than the Jew.
The film Chariots of Fire, released 40 years ago this month, tells the story of two real-life British athletes, Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell, with Olympic aspirations. Abrahams—a Jew—faces often subtle but ever-present anti-Semitism, while Liddell—a devout Protestant—faces disapproval for his ultimate decision not to run on the Christian Sabbath. Meir Soloveichik comments on the movie, and the story behind it:
March 1, 2021
Syria Could Have Had Peace with Israel. Instead, Its Rulers Chose Slaughter and Impoverishment
Bashar al-Assad was never capable of taking a different path.
A Shocking Look at What Anti-Semites Say When Jews Aren’t Around
The Taming of the Jew.
Yuval Waldman, the Violinist Who Made Israeli Tank Operators Weep in the Sinai
And devoted himself to reviving forgotten Jewish music.
The Terrible Jewish Irony at the Heart of “Chariots of Fire”
Jews should draw inspiration from the Christian rather than the Jew.