In Dealing with Iran, the U.S. Can Learn from Ronald Reagan
Rollback is possible.
May 24, 2018
Goodbye, Philip Roth
The adventures of an American Jewish novelist.
The celebrated American Jewish novelist Philip Roth died Tuesday at the age of eighty-five. Twenty years ago, Norman Podhoretz—who, in 1957, was one of the very first to publish Roth’s fiction—took the occasion of the publication of I Married a Communist to write a lengthy analysis of the man and his work. On the perennial question of Roth’s attitude toward American Jews, Podhoretz commented:
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The Great Palestinian Refugee Racket
Expanding the definition of “refugee” in every way.
The New Israel Fund’s Agenda: Defame Israel, Drag Its Officials before the ICC, and Encourage Support for Hamas among Its Arab Citizens
Zionist and progressive values?
One of the Earliest Examples of the Semitic Alphabet Has Been Discovered on a Piece of Egyptian Limestone
ABGD vs. Halaham.
Goodbye, Philip Roth
The adventures of an American Jewish novelist.