Can Military Defeat Break the Iranian Regime’s Death Grip on Its People?
A new history of the Islamic Revolution and its discontents.
September 4, 2026
The Ugly Legacy of the World Conference against Racism
A quarter-century of anti-Semitism started in Durban.
Twenty-five years ago, from August 31 until September 8, a World Conference against Racism, organized by the UN, took place in Durban, South Africa. High on the agenda was an effort, coordinated by the Arab League, to declare Zionism a form of racism, as well as for African countries to demand reparations from Western ones for racism and colonialism. David Harris observes that the conference was a “watershed moment” in the history of global anti-Semitism, presenting the cocktail of progressivism, Third Worldism, and Islamic chauvinism so familiar today:
September 4, 2026
The Ugly Legacy of the World Conference against Racism
A quarter-century of anti-Semitism started in Durban.
Brad Lander’s Anti-Israel Protestations Didn’t Protect Him from the Mob
“The only good Zionist is a dead Zionist!”
The Jews Who Brought Classical Music to Iceland
A tale of three unwanted refugees.
Young People Say They Want to See More Religion Onscreen
But Hollywood remains as gormless as ever about the subject.