
Chronicle of a Renegade
A review of “Morning After the Revolution: Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History” (Penguin/Thesis)

A review of “Morning After the Revolution: Dispatches from the Wrong Side of History” (Penguin/Thesis)

Its people show us how to fight, how to live, and how to fight by living.

When a society is sick, growing numbers of people can only find the sense of meaning and belonging they need in a group, or movement, that claims to have all the answers for their problems.

Don’t lose heart, my fellow Jews. Speak, write, mobilize, shout. Raise holy hell. Your strength is greater than you realize.

They Were Good Germans Once: My Jewish Émigré Family. A Memoir
By Evelyn Toynton
Delphinium Books, 2024

There’s a sense of being in the thicket again, screaming while an indifferent — or worse — crowd walks on.

Fourscore years after history established the legitimacy of Zionism, anti-Zionism is more popular than ever.

My ex-comrades must be gratified that their anti-Zionist vitriol, a niche passion of the far left when I was young, are de rigueur for today’s “progressives.”

This is a death cult, paralleling that of Hamas itself.

“The Light of Seven Days” is a compulsively readable, lyrical first novel by River Adams, a former concert pianist from the former Soviet Union.