Carrots, Not Sticks, Are the Way to Bring Conscription to Israel’s Arabs and Ultra-Orthodox
Israel doesn’t need more soldiers; it needs more integration.
March 13, 2018
How Some 1,500 Works of Looted Art Were Hidden in a German Apartment for Over a Half-Century
Having a Jewish grandmother didn’t stop Hildebrand Gurlitt from becoming the Nazis’ favorite art dealer.
In 2010, Cornelius Gurlitt aroused the suspicions of Swiss customs officials when he was found leaving the country with 9,000 Euros in cash. The incident attracted the attention of the German authorities, who found that Gurlitt was slowly selling off items from his art collection. Then, writes Sophie Gilbert, they searched his apartment:
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Why the U.S., or Any Third Party, Will Fail at Solving the Israel–Palestinian Conflict
Defeat in war, not outside mediation, is usually what prompts negotiation.
What Made Britain Break Its 70-Year Ban on Royal Visits to Israel?
Perhaps it was shamed by the Arab states.
The Left Can’t Shake Its Farrakhan Problem
Neither can the Congressional Black Caucus.
How Some 1,500 Works of Looted Art Were Hidden in a German Apartment for Over a Half-Century
Having a Jewish grandmother didn’t stop Hildebrand Gurlitt from becoming the Nazis’ favorite art dealer.