To Today’s Cosmopolitan and “Oikophobic” Left, Israel Can Never Be Acceptable
The chosen and the woke.
August 23, 2019
God and Man in the Gulag
The (fictional) Jewish prisoner who brought about Solzhenitsyn’s conversion.
During his time in Stalin’s prison camps, the dissident Soviet novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn came to reject socialism altogether and eventually to embrace Orthodox Christianity. In a penetrating essay on Solzhenitsyn’s magnum opus, The Gulag Archipelago, Gary Saul Morson investigates this conversion, and also its relationship to Communist ideology itself:
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What Donald Trump Doesn’t Understand about the Jews
Seeing past the hysteria.
Iran Blames Its Own Mischief-Making on the Jews
“A crossbreed of dogs and wolves that has pounced on the convoy of humanity.”
Remembering the 1929 Hebron Massacre, and a Tennessean Jew Who Was among the Dead
The letters of Aharon Dovid Shainberg.
God and Man in the Gulag
The (fictional) Jewish prisoner who brought about Solzhenitsyn’s conversion.