Pogroms: A History Not Covered by Activists
The stories that we continue to hear out of Israel bring back the memories and experiences of many Jewish families who survived pogroms before fleeing the land of their birth for safety elsewhere.
The stories that we continue to hear out of Israel bring back the memories and experiences of many Jewish families who survived pogroms before fleeing the land of their birth for safety elsewhere.
For the past month and a half, a small, elite liberal arts college in the Pacific Northwest, known for its brainiac, quirky students, many of whom go on to graduate study, has become a ground zero for hatred of Israel and the celebration of Hamas “liberators.”
Teachers Union-backed program includes a reading of “P is for Palestine”
When we realize that nothing has a finish line, not the light nor the fight nor our Judaism, it’s a lot easier to follow the universe and embrace all three, whether we live in Tsfat or L.A.
Our analysis of reported deaths in Gaza in the 2014 and 2023 conflicts rules out any allegations of “indiscriminate killing” of civilians; it suggests rather that the opposite is true.
The darkness of the current Hamas nightmare is pierced by the support of our friends. As for the Gang of Thirty, their eyes remain shut to the evil that must be confronted.
In the days following the passing of the eminent Jewish-American statesman, as well as in prior years, my colleagues and I were often asked why Kissinger was never awarded the Genesis Prize. Here is why.