At the UN, Nikki Haley Told the Truth about Israel—and the World Didn’t Burn Down
Refusing to abide by the fictions the UN holds sacred.
April 22, 2019
When Iraqi Jews Participated in the Ottoman Government
A brief history of one of the world’s oldest diaspora communities.
Although there are now no more than a handful of Jews in Iraq, the country was once home to one of the oldest of all diaspora communities—dating back to the Babylonian exile of the 6th century BCE. Annie Greene, in a brief history of this community, describes the period when Jews became part of political life:
April 22, 2019
The City University of New York Shouldn’t Honor Al Sharpton
He's never apologized for his actions during the Crown Heights riots.
The Harassment of Jews Is Not a Consequence of Israel Apartheid Week. It’s the Goal
Colleges shouldn’t tolerate, much less fund, such behavior.
An Ancient Roman Convert to Judaism Who Became a “Mother of the Synagogues”
The catacomb of Beturia Paulina.
When Iraqi Jews Participated in the Ottoman Government
A brief history of one of the world’s oldest diaspora communities.