Will the Tel Aviv Shooting Become Israel’s New Normal?
As long as the shooter’s mentality remains a mystery, we can’t know for sure.
January 12, 2016
Will the Tel Aviv Shooting Become Israel’s New Normal?
As long as the shooter’s mentality remains a mystery, we can’t know for sure.
On January 1, an Israeli Arab named Nashat Milhem walked into a Tel Aviv café and opened fire, killing three and wounding several others, and then escaped. Milhem himself was killed in a shootout with police last Friday. Reflecting on what the public knows and doesn’t know about the shooter, David Horovitz wonders if the future will bring more such attacks:
January 12, 2016
Jewish Terrorists Are Against Religious-Zionist Rabbis, Not Their Followers
The myth of rabbinic incitement.
The Causes and Possible Effects of Rising Tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia
Riyadh executed a Shiite clergyman to send a message to Tehran, and Washington.
Why Did the Emperor Claudius Shutter Rome’s Synagogues?
It may have had something to do with early Christianity.
The Lisbon Earthquake: A Blow to the Optimism of the Enlightened
Divine judgment vs. a benevolent nature.