Under Argentina’s New Government, There Won’t Be Justice for Alberto Nisman, or for the Victims of Iranian Terror
And a new documentary streaming on Netflix regurgitates propaganda.
March 3, 2020
Under Argentina’s New Government, There Won’t Be Justice for Alberto Nisman, or for the Victims of Iranian Terror
And a new documentary streaming on Netflix regurgitates propaganda.
In 2015, the Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman was close to concluding his investigation into the 1994 bombing of the Buenos Aires Jewish center (AMIA) by Iranian operatives. But he was found dead the day before he was supposed to report to the country’s congress on his findings that high-ranking government officials, including then-President Cristina Kirchner, now the vice-president—covered up Iran’s responsibility for the bombing. Benny Avni writes:
March 3, 2020
As the Syrian Civil War Escalates, America Must Face the Consequences of Passivity
Escalation between Turkey and Syria.
A Recent Ruling Gives the Lie to the Claim That the Religious Freedom Restoration Act Is a Tool of Oppression
Contra Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the RFRA protects minorities.
In Israel, Political Fights Have Always Gotten Ugly
From Ben-Gurion vs. Weizmann to Rabin vs. Peres.
Does Belief in the Self Require Belief in God? And Can Western Morality Exist Without Either?
Without Jewish and Christian ideas of human dignity, “universal” values are left hanging in the void.