Why Israel Must Not Capitulate to the Gaza Protests
The legitimacy of Israel’s borders.
April 9, 2018
When Jews Complain of Anti-Semitism, It’s Usually Because They’ve Encountered It
The deepest imaginable insult.
After reflecting on some scattered brushes with anti-Semitism in his youth, the British novelist Howard Jacobson examines the anti-Israel obsession that has overtaken the left since the Six-Day War, and that has been manifesting itself more and more explicitly in the Labor party as sheer hatred of Jews:
April 9, 2018
What the Saudi Crown Prince Said about Israel, and What He Didn’t
A welcome change in attitude is not a harbinger of peace.
When Jews Complain of Anti-Semitism, It’s Usually Because They’ve Encountered It
The deepest imaginable insult.
The Kishinev Pogrom, Jewish Passivity, and Jewish Self-Defense
When Jews did fight back in 1903, anti-Semites blamed them for instigating violence.
The Unexamined Paradoxes of Freud’s “Moses and Monotheism”
Moses, murder, and the Jewish psyche.