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- Obama's distortions of Jewish history appear carefully considered—which compounds the wound.
- "Qatari envelopes of cash raise huge questions. Never in Israeli history has a sector gone from the lowest turnout to the highest in the space of a single election"
- What do KIND Bars have to do with Prime Minister Netanyahu ?
- Spare us: ‘I feel like it is my obligation as a Jewish person to distinguish Jews from the state of Israel,’ said a very brave actress at the Emmys. She then got an endorsement from Hamas.
- Payam Feili, who fled Iran due to dangers he faces there as a gay man, is nearing the end of his three-month Israel visa
- Obama Backs Campaign to Defeat Netanyahu in Israeli Elections
- Intolerance and Irrelevancy of today's humanities education
- The Israel-Iran War that Israel Lost: "The misnamed Second Lebanon War was a two-front war. It was a coordinated assault on Israel by two Iranian-controlled terror armies"
Tag Archives: World War II
The 1913 Jean Metzinger painting will return to the family of late art collector Emanuel Lewenstein, whose family was persecuted after Nazis took control of the Netherlands — and looted the work
CHICAGO SUN TIMES Art Institute of Chicago to return looted Holocaust-era painting to family of persecuted art collector Ambar Colón September 22, 2026 The Art Institute of Chicago is returning the Cubist painting “Woman with a Fan” by French artist … Continue reading
“A masterful new film shows how Churchill saved the world from Nazi Germany in May of 1940” [VIDEO]
TOWNHALL Civilization’s ‘Darkest Hour’ Hits the Silver Screen by Victor Davis Hanson December 28, 2017 The new film Darkest Hour offers the diplomatic side to the recent action movie Dunkirk. The story unfolds with the drama of British prime minister … Continue reading
David Stoliar, sole survivor of Soviet-torpedoed Struma, has died
NEW YORK TIMES David Stoliar, Survivor of World War II Disaster, Dies at 91 by Robert McFadden January 23, 2016 For more than a half-century, David Stoliar remained a silent witness to the worst civilian maritime disaster of World War … Continue reading
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Tagged David Stoliar, Holocaust, Palestine, Romania, Struma, Turkey, World War II
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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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Tortured logic the enemy
NEW YORK POST by Michael Goodwin December 10, 2014 A television documentary the other night featured American soldiers who fought the Nazis in the Battle of the Bulge, the last major German offensive of World War II. The soldiers were … Continue reading
War Clouds on the Horizon?
NATIONAL REVIEW by Victor Davis Hanson December 4, 2014 A large war is looming absent preventive American vigilance. The world is changing and becoming even more dangerous — in a way we’ve seen before. In the decade before World War … Continue reading
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Tagged British Empire, Estonia, France, Germany, Napoleon, NATO, Soviet Union, United States, Versaille Treaty, Vladimir Putin, World War I, World War II
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You Can’t Stop Genocide Without Killing Civilians
FRONT PAGE MAG by Daniel Greenfield October 13, 2014 By the time World War II was over entire cities had been devastated and hundreds of thousands of civilians had been killed by the Allies in one of the last wars … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East
Tagged Allies, Germans, Hamas, Israel, Japanese, World War II
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