Left-Wing Critics of Israel Are Using the Language of David Duke and the Hitler Youth
The ugly term “Jewish supremacy.”
July 1, 2021
How Adam Neumann Used the Mystique of the Kibbutz, and Much Mumbo-Jumbo, to Make a Bad Business Idea Seem Appealing
WeWork’s familiar tale of hubris and avarice.
Following its dramatic rise, WeWork—a company renting office space that billed itself as an innovative startup—was revealed in 2019 to be a house of cards, and quite possibly a scam, with an unworkable business model and questionable practices. At the center of its story is its charismatic Israeli-American founder and former CEO Adam Neumann, who somehow made many millions off the venture. Matti Friedman reviews Billion Dollar Failure, a new book about Neumann and his company:
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Don’t Give Hamas Another Dime Until It Releases the Bodies of Captured Israelis
A mother’s plea.
The New Christian Zionism Is about God’s Covenant with Israel, Not the Apocalypse
An irrevocable bond.
How an English Jew Grew Up to Consider Himself an American at Heart
A boy, his grandfather, and the Statue of Liberty.
How Adam Neumann Used the Mystique of the Kibbutz, and Much Mumbo-Jumbo, to Make a Bad Business Idea Seem Appealing
WeWork’s familiar tale of hubris and avarice.