Learning the Wrong Lessons from the Disengagement from Gaza
Hamas learned that terror wins.
August 20, 2019
How Al Sharpton Failed African Slaves
Kowtowing to Louis Farrakhan.
In 2001, Al Sharpton paid a visit to Sudan, where he met with black Christians who had been held as slaves by Muslim Arabs. Most of these slaves had been captured during raids on their villages in which the male population was slaughtered and women and children sold into servitude. Sharpton, notorious for aggravating racial tensions in the U.S. and provoking two murderous outbreaks of anti-Jewish violence in New York City, pledged to take up their cause and for a brief time spoke about it publicly. But he soon abandoned the issue, as Charles Jacobs explains:
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Israel Was Right to Bar Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib from Entering Its Borders
Their itinerary was to a fantasyland where Israel does not exist yet is simultaneously an oppressor and a catastrophe.
Oberlin College’s Reprehensible Attack on a Local Bakery Is Part of a Larger Pattern That Includes the Coddling of Anti-Semites
When administrators incite mobs.
How Al Sharpton Failed African Slaves
Kowtowing to Louis Farrakhan.
Rare Color Footage Shows Jerusalem in the 1930s
The Old City, Hebrew University, and the Western Wall.