In an Effort at Reform, Mahmoud Abbas Names an Ex-Terrorist His Deputy President
As he tries to reassure European and Arab supporters.
April 28, 2025
Withholding Funds Won’t Be Enough to End Anti-Semitism at Harvard
At the forefront of the war against the Jews.
While the Trump administration has frozen over $2 billion in federal aid to Harvard, and is now threatening to revoke the school’s tax-exempt status, Ruth R. Wisse is skeptical that much will change. Wisse, who taught at Harvard for over two decades, notes that on October 12, 2023, the campus chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine declared that it sees itself as “PART of this movement, not in solidarity with this movement”—the movement in question being Hamas. Wisse looks to the roots of the problem:
April 28, 2025
Why the U.S., and Israel, Should Worry about Expanding Russian Influence in Africa
Where Russia goes, Iran follows.
Withholding Funds Won’t Be Enough to End Anti-Semitism at Harvard
At the forefront of the war against the Jews.
The Jewish Paradoxes of Stanisław Lem’s Science Fiction
Reaching for the Jewish canon after the links to tradition have been wrecked.
An Anti-Semitic Libel’s Journey from 5th-Century Church History to Substack
Socrates Scholasticus and the Immonmestar Crucifixion.