The Dangers of China’s Ever-Closer Relationship with Iran
United in their opposition to the United States and to the rule of law.
January 19, 2022
A New Novel about the Warsaw Ghetto Falls Prey to “Blinding Sentimentality”
An Indian play in Poland.
In his debut novel, A Play for the End of the World, Jai Chakrabarti weaves together plotlines set in New York and India during the 1970s and Warsaw during World War II. Michal Leibowitz explains the premise, and the real events it is based on, in her review:
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How Turning a Blind Eye to Anti-Semitism Paved the Way for the Colleyville Attack
There have been too many Malik Akrams for him to be dismissed as just another “lone wolf.”
Israel Doesn’t Follow International Law to Be Popular, but Because It’s the Right Thing to Do
Right makes might.
A New Novel about the Warsaw Ghetto Falls Prey to “Blinding Sentimentality”
An Indian play in Poland.
A Possible Solution to a 2,000-Year-Old Biblical Etymological Mystery
What exactly are totafot?