How Hizballah Uses the Internet to Promote Palestinian Terror
A way to avoid risk to its own operatives.
December 2, 2019
Coffee with Golda Meir
A blend custom-made for the former prime minister lives on.
For more than ten years, the Atlas Coffee Shop in Tel Aviv has sold a special blend named “Golda,” after Israel’s fourth prime minister. The Raffaeli family, who have owned and operated Atlas for decades, inherited the recipe from Aaron and Mura Cohen when they retired and closed their own shop—where, once upon a time, Golda Meir had been a regular customer. To accommodate her preferences, the Cohens had begun roasting a new blend of coffee, as Karen Chernick writes:
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The Moderates Who Turn a Blind Eye to Jeremy Corbyn’s Anti-Semitism
A nexus of complicity.
Primo Levi, Zionist
“More than any other country, Israel must live.”
What Jews Can Learn from John Henry Newman
He understood that an education that excluded God was not satisfactory.
Coffee with Golda Meir
A blend custom-made for the former prime minister lives on.