The U.S. Must Take Swift Action against Iran
Tehran’s testing of ballistic missiles can’t go unpunished.
February 2, 2017
How Arab States’ Ban on Jews Shaped the Career of a Great Historian
In 1949, Bernard Lewis had to change his travel plans.
Noting Iran’s condemnation of the recent restrictions imposed on entry to the U.S., Martin Kramer reflects on the exclusion of Jews from much of the Middle East, and one of its unintended consequences:
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Economically, Strategically, and Diplomatically, the Netanyahu Era Has Been Good for Israel
The Jewish state has become a great power.
A Columbia Professor Worries that Jews Will “Infest” the Government
A window into the durability of hatred of Israel.
How Arab States’ Ban on Jews Shaped the Career of a Great Historian
In 1949, Bernard Lewis had to change his travel plans.
The Myth of the Holocaust’s Five-Million Gentile Victims
A number without historical basis.