The “New York Times” Provides a Soapbox for Iranian Hypocrisy
A representative of the leading state sponsor of terrorism condemns terror.
September 15, 2016
The U.S. Discriminates against Christian Refugees from Syria—and Should Stop
There’s a good solution to the problem.
Of the 10,801 Syrian refugees that have been allowed into the U.S. since 2011, only 56—less than one half of a percent—are Christians. Yet Christians constitute 10 percent of Syria’s total population and have been subject to disproportionate abuse in the ongoing civil war. This statistic suggests, in the words of one expert, “de-facto discrimination and a gross injustice.” The likely reason is that refugees are referred by administrators of UN refugee camps in Jordan, but there are no Christians in those camps because those who come in are persecuted and flee at the first opportunity. Elliott Abrams comments:
September 15, 2016
The U.S. Discriminates against Christian Refugees from Syria—and Should Stop
There’s a good solution to the problem.
Yigal Allon and the Israeli Path Not Taken
Partitioning the West Bank with Jordan.
Incest, Consent, and the Next Step in the Sexual Revolution
Why shouldn’t a mother be allowed to marry her daughter?
Making Sense of an Elaborate Synagogue Mosaic from the Galilee
Alexander the Great and the high priest, or a Hasmonean king and Antiochus?