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- Civil Commission on October 7 Crimes by Hamas Against Women and Children documents new details about crimes of a sexual nature committed by terrorists against hostages”
- "The tragedy of Amiri’s death is compounded by the immeasurable harm it will do to America’s ability to recruit, now and in the future, human assets"
- The Dreyfus Affair: Why the filmmaker’s depiction of early-20th-century anti-Semitism in ‘J’accuse’ is, with reservations, ‘important and beautiful’
- “By and large, the lovers of terrorist chic agree with the terrorists. They loathe the U.S. and Israel, and believe that horrendous violence against both is eminently justified”
- Pro-Israel Community Condemns Kerry Over ‘Apartheid’ Claim
- Netanyahu was cheered--not booed--at "Hamilton" the Broadway musical [VIDEO]
- Palestinian laws “used by the PA to punish Palestinians suspected of selling land and houses to Jews”
- Ari Shavit and American Jewry
Category Archives: Everything else
Chicago’s bills are coming due
CITY JOURNAL Beneath Chicago’s Gloss by Aaron M. Renn September 24, 2015 How it is possible for a city this booming to be this broke?… Chicago’s Loop hums with life and commerce today. A parade of companies, including Kraft and … Continue reading
Labscapes: Views Through the Microscope [VIDEO]
AMERICAN TECHNION September 2015 Close your eyes. Imagine the greatest natural landscapes in the world. What comes to mind? Most likely, you will picture looming mountains, raging seas, vast deserts, giant redwoods and other scenes of nature’s vast spaces, which … Continue reading
Inspiration in the form of An Empty Freezer
TABLET MAG by Margot Kahn August 17, 2015 Baking my grandmother’s rugelach helps me hold on to her—and pass on her memory to the next generation My grandmother fled Poland in 1938 when she was 19 years old, bound for … Continue reading
The Greatest Liberation
WEEKLY STANDARD by Warren Kozak August 15, 2015 Humanitarians in uniform. Many years ago, I struck up a conversation with a Dutch businessman in a hotel in China. In the course of our discussion, I learned that he had been … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else, Politics
Tagged Greatest Generation, Harry Truman, Howard Zinn, United States, William Ayers, World War II
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Americans Outraged Over Killing of Cecil the Lion Handed Harsh Dose of Reality by Doctoral Student Who Knows a Thing or Two About Wildlife in Zimbabwe
THE BLAZE by David Urbanski August 5, 2015 Goodwell Nzou can claim a number of critical statuses that most Americans…cannot. First off, he’s from Zimbabwe. Second, he’s a doctoral student in molecular and cellular biosciences at Wake Forest University. Third, he knows all … Continue reading
Trinity: 2015. The nuclear age began 70 years ago today
TABLET MAGAZINE by Warren Kozak July 16, 2015 One of history’s most important dividing lines was etched in a remote and desolate part of New Mexico exactly 70 years ago today, and the world knew nothing about it at the … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else, Politics
Tagged Atomic bomb, Iran, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Manhattan Project
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Media Fail: 70% Believe News Reporting Intentionally Biased
TRUTH REVOLT by Bradford Thomas July 6, 2014 A new survey by USA Today and the First Amendment Center found that Americans’ distrust of the news media has skyrocketed over the last year, the number of American adults believing news … Continue reading
From Doubles Tennis to Internet Porn: My Year as a Supreme Court Clerk
Ted Cruz, while controversial, is considered by many to possess a brilliant legal mind. A graduate of Princeton University cum laude, Cruz also graduated Harvard Law School magna cum laude, was editor of Harvard Law Review. Referring to Cruz — the student … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else, Politics
Tagged Bill Rehnquist, Connor, Sandra Day O, Supreme Court, Ted Cruz, US Supreme Court, William Rehnquist
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Summing Up a Life, David Horowitz’s story
AMERICAN THINKER by Richard Baehr June 16, 2015 In November 2014 I was invited to speak at the David Horowitz Freedom Center’s conference in Florida. I had not seen David for a few years, and he walked a bit gingerly … Continue reading
Art Garfunkel takes on Jaffa, in kippah
JERUSALEM POST by Elli Wohlgelernter June 11, 2015 If you’re in your 60s, you probably don’t frequent live music concerts as much as you once did. Who has the koach? But going to see Art Garfunkel last Wednesday night was a … Continue reading
Posted in Everything else, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Art Garfunkel, Paul Simon, Simon & Garfunkel
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ArchitectGuy on Israel 