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- "When I spoke to the prime minister, it was clear that Lauder’s intervention with Trump angered and distressed him"
- “While basking in the protection offered by America's military capability so they can fund their bulging, barely-functioning welfare programs, when asked for support, these putative allies run for cover”
- "If you talk privately to those who work in the Jewish organization world, many will confide that the greatest threat to the security of the American Jewish community is “changing demographics,” which is a euphemism for a growing population of Arab migrants to the United States"
- Yesterday a photo circulated of a Columbia student holding a sign asking why the school would have them read Edward Said’s works if administrators didn’t want them putting the lessons into practice. Good question!
- The Rabbi Cardinal O’Connor Never Knew: His Grandfather
- "And I’m thinking: no I’m not worried about terrorists. Not at all. Not with all these big, handsome, intelligent, trained Jewish kids all around me"
- “Biden-Harris administration has renewed the Iran waiver repeatedly over the objections of congressional Republicans, who warned that the cash helped fuel terrorism”
- How Iran Kept its Jews
Tag Archives: Alfred Dreyfus
The Dreyfus Affair: Why the filmmaker’s depiction of early-20th-century anti-Semitism in ‘J’accuse’ is, with reservations, ‘important and beautiful’
TABLET MAGAZINE Roman Polanski’s Dreyfus by Bernard Henri-Levy December 3, 2019 I would like to talk here not about Roman Polanski but about Roman Polanski’s new film, J’accuse (An Officer and a Spy), which he dedicates to that key moment in French … Continue reading
ArchitectGuy on Israel 