The United Kingdom’s Irrational and Contradictory Policy toward Jerusalem
“You know your foreign policy has really kept up with the times when it requires a working knowledge of Latin.”
July 29, 2022
The Uncomfortable Legacy of Germany’s Jewish Revolutionaries
“My Judaism lives in everything that I start and that I am.”
In 1913, Adolf Hitler settled in Munich, and it was there that he later joined the Nazi party and, in 1923, led it in the failed attempt to overthrow the German government known as the Beerhall Putsch. The city was also the center of three socialist revolutions in 1918 and 1919, the leaders of which were mostly Jews. That story, and its connection to the rise of Hitler, is the subject of a recent book by the historian Michael Brenner. Steven Aschheim writes in his review:
July 29, 2022
Lebanon—a Country Run by Israel-Hating Terrorists—Is Set to Start Importing Israeli Gas
Via Egypt and Syria.
How to Counter Chinese Influence in the Persian Gulf
The pivot to Asia starts in the Middle East.
The Uncomfortable Legacy of Germany’s Jewish Revolutionaries
“My Judaism lives in everything that I start and that I am.”
An Ancient Coin Is a Reminder of a High Point in Jewish-Roman Relations
Antoninus Pius and the moon goddess Luna.