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 an English Jew Grew Up to Consider Himself an American at Heart
A boy, his grandfather, and the Statue of Liberty.
When Roger Bennett’s great-grandfather left the Ukrainian mega-shtetl of Berdichev, he had planned to make his way to Chicago, where he hoped to ply his trade as a kosher butcher in a thriving city with a sizeable Jewish community. But as fate would have it, he instead settled in Liverpool, a city long past its Industrial Revolution-era boom years—a story not unlike those told by many Liverpudlian Jewish families. Bennett describes how that family history shaped his conviction that he was “born an American trapped in an Englishman’s body” in 1970, after his family had reached the middle class:
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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.