Bernie Sanders Is Not an Enemy of the Jewish People. But Neither Is He a Friend
In the event Israel goes to war with Iran, whose side will he be on?
February 13, 2020
Why “Jojo Rabbit” Deserved Its Oscar
A quirky but “extraordinary” film about Nazi Germany.
At the Academy Awards last Sunday, the film Jojo Rabbit—about a boy in Nazi Germany whose mother is secretly hiding a Jewish child—won the prize for “best adapted screenplay,” and was nominated for several others. John Podhoretz, who is no fan of Holocaust movies, or of Jojo Rabbit’s writer-director Taika Waititi (né Cohen), was surprised to find himself praising the film:
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A Third Intifada Isn’t on the Horizon
Mahmoud Abbas’s empty threats.
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The Protocols are gone, but Jews are still “monkeys” and “assassins.”
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I.J. Singer’s The Brothers Ashkenazi.
Why “Jojo Rabbit” Deserved Its Oscar
A quirky but “extraordinary” film about Nazi Germany.