Why Journalists Take Sides in the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
Either make Israelis the bad guys or face professional ostracism.
February 9, 2016
Why Is Malaysia One of the World’s Most Anti-Semitic Countries?
A reflection of its social and ethnic divisions.
According to a 2014 survey by the Anti-Defamation League, 60 percent of Malaysians hold anti-Semitic beliefs—the highest proportion of any country in Asia outside the Middle East. Hatred of Jews also figures prominently in Malaysian political discourse, rearing its head most recently in the context of the corruption scandal now rocking the country. Jon Emont connects these sentiments to the country’s own social and ethnic divisions:
February 9, 2016
Why Is Malaysia One of the World’s Most Anti-Semitic Countries?
A reflection of its social and ethnic divisions.
Medieval Ashkenazi Women Pietists
Don’t call them feminists.
Carl Jung’s Embrace of Religion
An antidote to the narcissistic culture of our day.
An Inside Look at Anti-Semitism at Oberlin
The Holocaust? Just white-on-white crime.