U.S.-Israel Cooperation Can Be a Model for Countering China
A problem for the BIRDs.
June 24, 2020
Britain’s Betrayal of Israel During the Yom Kippur War, and Its Consequences
To Margaret Thatcher, it was both dishonorable and imprudent.
When Egypt and Syria attacked the Jewish state in 1973, the Conservative British prime minister Edward Heath imposed a complete ban on sales of arms or munitions to both sides, claiming this to be a policy of “evenhandedness.” Heath did so, writes Robert Philpot, in part to avoid breaking ranks with the European Economic Community, which the UK had just joined under his leadership. And there were other reasons as well:
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Britain’s Betrayal of Israel During the Yom Kippur War, and Its Consequences
To Margaret Thatcher, it was both dishonorable and imprudent.
Recent Murders in the UK Reveal the Prejudice against Discussing Anti-Gay Bigotry When It Comes from Muslims
A Libyan immigrant with suspected terror ties kills three gay men? Nothing to see here.
Isaiah Berlin, Lionel Trilling, and Saul Bellow on the Unrest of the Late 1960s
Remembrance of riots past.
New Evidence Found of Life-Sized Canaanite Idols
A tale of three scepters.