The Iran Deal Had No Binding Force under International or Domestic Law
Easy to make, easy to break.
May 11, 2018
With a New Film, Russia Seeks to Change Its Own Narrative about the Holocaust
Sobibor.
When Benjamin Netanyahu visited Moscow in January to discuss pressing security issues, he and Vladimir Putin attended a screening of the film Sobibor, which is now being show in theaters in Europe and Russia. Funded and promoted by the Russian Ministry of Culture, the movie is based on a group of prisoners’ successful escape from the titular death camp in 1943, led by a Jewish Red Army officer. Its production comes as part of a general effort by the Kremlin to seize on Sobibór as a symbol of Russia’s connection to the Holocaust—breaking with the old Soviet model of papering over the Shoah’s distinctiveness—as Izabella Tabarovsky writes:
May 11, 2018
Membership in Interpol Gives the Palestinian Authority a Tool for Harassing Its Enemies
They’ve learned from the world’s autocracies.
With a New Film, Russia Seeks to Change Its Own Narrative about the Holocaust
Sobibor.
American Civil Religion and the Dangers of Removing Scripture’s Moral Teachings from Their Context
Judeo-Christian ethics, the Ten Commandments, and The Ten Commandments.
An Anti-Semitic Exhibit by the World’s Most Celebrated Graffiti Artist
Banksy in Bethlehem.