Don’t Make Excuses for Mahmoud Abbas’s Rantings
Donald Trump didn’t drive the Palestinian president to anti-Semitism.
January 18, 2018
Going out vs. looking in.
Simon Schama, author of The Story of the Jews, Volume Two: Belonging, 1492-1900, is a distinguished historian of modern Europe who, although Jewish himself, had written little about the Jews until producing the first volume of this work. By contrast, Shmuel Feiner, author of Et Ḥadashah (“A New Age”)—the first of two projected volumes on 18th-century European Jewry—is a leading expert on the Jewish intellectual history of this period. Finding both books impressive in different ways, Allan Arkush compares them in his review:
Donald Trump didn’t drive the Palestinian president to anti-Semitism.
Of s—holes and sh—y little countries.
This includes unreservedly backing Israel against Hizballah.
Going out vs. looking in.
Setting the record straight on the “treyfa-banquet.”
Simon Schama, author of The Story of the Jews, Volume Two: Belonging, 1492-1900, is a distinguished historian of modern Europe who, although Jewish himself, had written little about the Jews until producing the first volume of this work. By contrast, Shmuel Feiner, author of Et Ḥadashah (“A New Age”)—the first of two projected volumes on 18th-century European Jewry—is a leading expert on the Jewish intellectual history of this period. Finding both books impressive in different ways, Allan Arkush compares them in his review:
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