The Far-Reaching Potential of Sudan’s Entry into the Abraham Accords
Khartoum is now saying “yes,” and we dare not say “no.”
February 24, 2023
Ukrainian Jewry after a Year of War
“I remember telling my wife that this was the first time in years that I wouldn’t have matzah and wine on Passover.”
To mark the first anniversary of Russia’s dramatic expansion of its nine-year war against Ukraine, Dovid Margolin observes the conflict’s effects on the latter country’s Jews through a series of searing vignettes:
February 24, 2023
The Defenders of the Jews Who Fall into the Anti-Zionist Trap
Israel just won’t give them the Jew they want.
Anti-Semitism Was No Sideshow to Martin Heidegger’s Thought
He believed the Jews were to blame for their fate.
East Palestine Is a Typical Name for an American Town
Nearby lie Hebron, Gilboa, Canaan, two Shilohs, and even a Sodom.
Ukrainian Jewry after a Year of War
“I remember telling my wife that this was the first time in years that I wouldn’t have matzah and wine on Passover.”