How Israel Can Best Benefit from Its Newfound Friendship with Brazil
Combat Hizballah, and don’t repeat the mistake made with Paraguay.
January 21, 2019
Despite Efforts by Jewish Leaders, Anti-Zionism Hijacked the LA Women’s March
An open letter from an LA rabbi.
While the rampant anti-Semitism among the coordinators of the now-annual Washington, DC Women’s March has finally cost it the support of many individuals and institutions, some local groups that had disaffiliated from the national organization nonetheless held their own simultaneous demonstrations on Saturday. Nicole Guzik, a Los Angeles rabbi, spoke beforehand with the leaders of the march in her city and received assurances it would not be allowed to become a platform for anti-Semitism. Unfortunately those promises proved hollow, as she writes in an open letter to the organizers of the Los Angeles gathering:
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An Exhibit at a Mosque about Muslims Who Rescued Jews? British Islamists Won’t Let It Happen
And most Britons won’t ask the tough questions.
Israel, Affirmative Action, and the Vulnerability of American Jews—a View from 1975
One of the late sociologist’s many incisive essays.
Despite Efforts by Jewish Leaders, Anti-Zionism Hijacked the LA Women’s March
An open letter from an LA rabbi.
A New Film Tells the Story of a Jewish Revival in Portugal
A Marrano Dreyfus.