Most Clicked This Week
- Shalabi’s actions “cruel and coldblooded,” motivated by a “burning hatred and a desire to murder Jews”
- The Dreyfus Affair: Why the filmmaker’s depiction of early-20th-century anti-Semitism in ‘J’accuse’ is, with reservations, ‘important and beautiful’
- #BDS "perpetuates the lie that Israel is solely or even primarily to blame for the absence of a Palestinian state"
- "It is a commonly held view that Israel’s possession of the Golan Heights is illegal under international law. But this position is not tenable"
- In an exclusive interview with Israel Hayom, Jonathan Pollard describes the decision to hand over classified information to Israel, the brutal expulsion from the Israeli Embassy, the war for survival in prison, the love story with Esther, and the moment he arrived back home, in Israel
- My #NYU classmates talk about the '#Zionist grip on the media' and tweet 'death to Israel.'
- Once Rabbi Lookstein was listed as a speaker at the GOP convention, “the whole matter turned from rabbinic to political"
- “Withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal has paid dividends”
Tag Archives: Copenhagen
Walking While Jewish in Paris
LEGAL INSURRECTION by William A. Jacobson February 16, 2015 “Walking while Jewish” is a phrase I have been using quite a bit lately, when it comes to the rise of anti-Semitic street harassment and violence in Europe, often masquerading as … Continue reading
Details of Attack Emerge as Copenhagen Synagogue Security Guard Dan Uzan Hailed as Hero
Reuters: Danish media widely reports gunman as Omar Abdel Hamid El-Hussein ALGEMEINER by Judith Bergman February 15, 2015 The synagogue security guard who was killed in the terror attack early Sunday morning in Copenhagen, Denmark has been hailed as a hero … Continue reading
Islam and the West at War
NEW YORK TIMES by Roger Cohen February 16, 2015 After a Danish movie director at a seminar on “Art, Blasphemy and Freedom of Expression” and a Danish Jew guarding a synagogue were shot dead in Copenhagen, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, the prime … Continue reading