Hamas Returns to Its Cycle of Extortion
The terrorist group wants Israel to encourage Qatar to send it more money.
August 13, 2020
When Britain Imprisoned 1,500 Jewish Refugees from Hitler’s Europe in Mauritius
Punishment for seeking safety in the Land of Israel.
In the fall of 1940, some 3,500 Jews from Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Germany—many of whom had spent the previous two years in Dachau, and were released on the condition that they would leave Europe—made their way to the Romanian port of Tulcea, on the Black Sea. There they boarded three ships bound for Palestine, but Britain had other plans. Robert Philpot writes:
August 13, 2020
Now Is the Time for the Israeli-Japanese Alliance to Flourish
Common friends and common enemies.
Lebanon Needs U.S. Leadership, Rather Than French Appeasement
Hizballah’s responsibility for the country’s problems runs deep.
Chaim Potok’s Insights into the Place of Faith in an Age of Faithlessness
A devout Christian finds comfort in these tales of ḥasidic rebels.
When Britain Imprisoned 1,500 Jewish Refugees from Hitler’s Europe in Mauritius
Punishment for seeking safety in the Land of Israel.