Expose the Lies in Ilhan Omar’s Attacks on Supporters of Israel
If Jewish Democrats don’t get tough, they will soon find themselves unable to be tough about anything.
March 13, 2019
Where Iraqi Jews and Muslims Once Made Joint Pilgrimages
A Jewish version of an Islamic practice, later adopted by Muslims.
For centuries, Iraqi Jews made regular pilgrimages to a shrine marking the supposed burial place of the biblical prophet Ezekiel in the town of al-Kifl, located on the Euphrates River. Alex Shams relates the history of both the town and the tomb, which was venerated by Gentiles as well as Jews:
March 13, 2019
Why the U.S. Still Can’t Ignore the Crisis in Syria
And why some Syrian Christians support Assad.
In Falsifying the Nature of Anti-Boycott Laws, the ACLU Is Abetting Anti-Semitism
Nobody is requiring a “loyalty oath.”
Why the Roman Empire Tried to Crack Down on Wild Purim Celebrations
Crucifying Haman in effigy.
Where Iraqi Jews and Muslims Once Made Joint Pilgrimages
A Jewish version of an Islamic practice, later adopted by Muslims.