America Is Right to Withdraw from the UN Human Rights Council
Equal rights can’t be built on unequal treatment of the Jewish state.
June 21, 2018
Three wise men.
In 1940, three of the great Zionist leaders of the day—Chaim Weizmann, Ze’ev Jabotinsky, and David Ben-Gurion—traveled separately to the U.S. to raise funds, recruit volunteers, and seek support in Washington for a Jewish army that would fight against Nazi Germany. These efforts, all of which came to naught, are the subject of Rick Richman’s Racing against History. (An excerpt can be read here.) Jonathan Silver writes in his review:
Equal rights can’t be built on unequal treatment of the Jewish state.
How to exploit a weak spot.
Three wise men.
Overfunded and underinformed.
And did his upbringing affect his attitudes towards Jews and religious tolerance?
In 1940, three of the great Zionist leaders of the day—Chaim Weizmann, Ze’ev Jabotinsky, and David Ben-Gurion—traveled separately to the U.S. to raise funds, recruit volunteers, and seek support in Washington for a Jewish army that would fight against Nazi Germany. These efforts, all of which came to naught, are the subject of Rick Richman’s Racing against History. (An excerpt can be read here.) Jonathan Silver writes in his review:
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