A Senior Saudi Political Figure Takes the Palestinian Leadership to Task
Missed opportunities.
October 7, 2020
What a Blood Libel on the Saint Lawrence River Reveals about American Exceptionalism
The exception that proves the rule.
In the town of Massena, New York, near the Canadian border, a four-year-old girl disappeared in the fall of 1928—just two days before Yom Kippur. A rumor quickly spread that the town’s small Jewish community had kidnapped her to use her blood for a nefarious holiday ritual. Drawing on Edward Berenson’s recent book on the subject, Gary Stein explains what happened next:
October 7, 2020
Hizballah’s Money Laundering Has Contaminated Lebanon’s Entire Financial System
A global criminal network.
In Israel, the Ultra-Orthodox Face Their Own Coronavirus Battle
Troubled and frustrated by their own communities’ behavior.
How Medieval Jewish Scholars Made Socrates into a Pious Monotheist
While others saw him as a skeptic.
What a Blood Libel on the Saint Lawrence River Reveals about American Exceptionalism
The exception that proves the rule.