After Nearly a Decade of Ostracization, Arab States Are Making Their Peace with Bashar al-Assad
Almost as surprising as the UAE and Bahrain making peace with Israel.
December 7, 2021
Winston Churchill and the Jews
A complicated history.
While Winston Churchill’s attitudes toward Jews, and Zionism, were complicated, and changed over the course of his long career, he tended to be supportive of both—even during the 1930s and 40s, when many leading British statemen felt differently. During a visit to Germany in 1932, Churchill—then out of office—confronted Hitler’s press secretary about Nazi anti-Semitism, and rejected his apologetic response. Crowds in Tel Aviv cheered when Churchill became prime minister in 1940; yet, despite some moving rhetoric, he did little to help Jews caught in the grip of the Third Reich. Lee Pollock delves into all this and more. (Audio with pictures, about one hour.)
December 7, 2021
How Tel Aviv Became the Most Expensive City on Earth
High taxes, insufficient land, and poor infrastructure.
Winston Churchill and the Jews
A complicated history.
The Publishing Industry Turns against the Jews
Jews facing the Holocaust are acceptable subject matter; those visiting Israel aren’t.
Why Jews Need Not Fear a Change in the Supreme Court’s Stance toward Abortion