Dismantling UNRWA Can Help Solve the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
The organization “perpetuates the Palestinian refugee problem.”
June 14, 2017
How a U.S. Army Lawyer Used Anti-Semitism to Exonerate an SS Unit That Slaughtered American POWs
Remembering the Malmedy massacre.
In the midst of the Battle of the Bulge, a unit of the Waffen-SS massacred 84 captured American soldiers near the Belgian village of Malmedy. Having taken hundreds of members of the unit prisoner after the war, the Army arranged for their interrogation and trial, assigning Colonel Willis Everett the unenviable task of defending them in the courtroom. Everett tried to make the most of their stories of mistreatment at the hands of their interrogators—most of whom were German-speaking Jewish intelligence officers—and thus unleashed a familiar brew of anti-Semitism, anti-Americanism, and Holocaust inversion. Reviewing a recent study of the episode by Steven P. Remy, Gabriel Schoenfeld writes:
June 14, 2017
The Arrest of Two Operatives Shows That Hizballah Poses a Serious Threat to the U.S.
Another of John Kerry’s lies to protect the Iran deal.
Most Palestinians Want Hamas to Accept a Two-State Solution, and Care Little about Settlement Building
But an overwhelming majority deny Israel’s right to exist.
How a U.S. Army Lawyer Used Anti-Semitism to Exonerate an SS Unit That Slaughtered American POWs
Remembering the Malmedy massacre.
Joining the Anti-Trump Movement Promises Short-Term Gains for Synagogues, and Long-Term Losses
The problem with the “Trump Bump.”