Tunisia’s Ex-President Should Worry about His Own Country’s Problems
He was on a boat attempting to run the blockade of Gaza.
July 1, 2015
Tunisia’s Ex-President Should Worry about His Own Country’s Problems
He was on a boat attempting to run the blockade of Gaza.
While Moncef Marzouki, the former president of Tunisia, was on a boat that was attempting to run the Israeli naval blockade of Gaza, one of his countrymen murdered 37 beachgoers. David Horovitz wonders why, exactly, Marzouki was so concerned with Gaza:
July 1, 2015
For Palestinians, Terrorism, Not Competence, Is the Path to Political Popularity
Why Abbas is going after Salam Fayyad.
The Weakest Western Link in the Nuclear Talks with Iran
Germany puts business over security and human rights.
Using “Ghost Letters” to Decipher the Wisdom of Ben Sira
In which "strange ghosts of backward letters" turn out to be Hebrew.
How Great Sacred Art Differs from Great Sacred Subject Matter
The distance between piety and genius.