The German Left’s Undeclared War on Israel
East Germany, left-wing terrorists, and Willy Brandt vs. the Jews.
October 20, 2016
UNESCO’s Denial of Jewish History and the Western Servility That Enables It
Israel must refuse to be a scapegoat.
Last week, UNESCO passed its already infamous resolution about the Temple Mount that makes no mention of any historical or present-day Jewish connection to the site. Voting in favor were Muslim enemies and allies of Israel—Algeria, Lebanon, Iran, Egypt, and Morocco—while France and Spain abstained. In response, Israel cut ties with the organization. The unwillingness of the two Western countries to contest the most wildly false Muslim claims is both regrettable and typical, writes Ephraim Herrera:
October 20, 2016
UNESCO’s Denial of Jewish History and the Western Servility That Enables It
Israel must refuse to be a scapegoat.
A Caucasian Precedent for the Destruction of Aleppo
Syria’s future can be seen in Grozny.
The Hidden Connection between the Festival of Sukkot and the Book of Ecclesiastes
The eternal and the temporary.
How Ancient Jews Understood Divine Law
Divine because of Who gave it, or divine because of what it is?