End the UN’s Palestinian Refugee Charade
Congress and the president should force the State Department to stop covering up for it.
December 29, 2017
Why the Holocaust Was More Than a Genocide
A quest to annihilate both the Jewish people and the “Jewish idea.”
The Shoah is generally thought of as the archetypal genocide, but to Dan Michman that term is inadequate for describing the plans and actions of the Nazis. Genocide—as defined by Raphael Lemkin, who coined the term—constitutes “a coordinated plan of different actions aiming at the destruction of essential foundations of the life of national groups, with the aim of annihilating the groups themselves.” In an interview with Manfred Gerstenfeld, Michman says:
December 29, 2017
If Lorde Takes Her Principles Seriously, She Should Boycott New Zealand
Why the young pop singer should never go home again.
Islamism, Not Despotism, Is the Reason for Terrorism in Egypt
Sisi may be a flawed ruler, but he’s not the reason for Islamic State’s violence.
Why the Holocaust Was More Than a Genocide
A quest to annihilate both the Jewish people and the “Jewish idea.”
Archaeologists Have Found the Roman Sixth Legion’s Base of Operations in the Galilee
Where the soldiers who crushed the Bar-Kokhba revolt encamped.