Why Normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabia Is Possible—and What’s Slowing It Down
A question of when, not if.
May 2, 2023
Whatever a British Cartoonist Had in Mind, His Latest Work Was Anti-Semitic
A sadly familiar way to render a Jewish public figure hideous.
Last week, the head of the BBC, Richard Sharp, resigned from his position after an investigation revealed that he had failed to disclose some of his prior business dealings. The Guardian, a British newspaper, then published a grotesque cartoon of Sharp, who is Jewish, that appeared to include almost every standard element of anti-Semitic caricature. Following complaints, the newspaper—which has attracted substantial criticism over the years for its attitude toward Jews, and rarely misses an opportunity to slander Israel—removed the cartoon from its website, and published the following, by Dave Rich:
May 2, 2023
Whatever a British Cartoonist Had in Mind, His Latest Work Was Anti-Semitic
A sadly familiar way to render a Jewish public figure hideous.
A New Law Would Make It Easier for Young Haredi Men to Join the Israeli Workforce—and to Avoid Military Service
The benefits of an imperfect solution.
The Artwork of One of the World’s Oldest Synagogues
Dura-Europos.
A Century Ago, Modern Kosher Certification Was Born in Pittsburgh
When Heinz baked beans got an “OU.”