The British Government Has Put the Country’s Jews in Danger
Labor’s culpability in Yom Kippur terror.
October 3, 2025
In Dearborn, Complaining about the Honoring of Hizballah Supporters Is Bigotry
When a mayor tells a law-abiding resident that he’s not welcome in town.
Recently, the Dearborn, Michigan city council considered a motion to name an intersection after Osama Siblani, who since 1984 has been the publisher of the town’s bilingual newspaper, The Arab American News. Edward Barham, a local pastor, voiced his objection at a September 9 public town-council meeting, on the grounds that Siblani is an unapologetic supporter of both Hizballah and Hamas. Barham, in his remarks, cited a statement by Siblani that “could even be interpreted as inciting violence in Michigan,” not just against Jews in Israel.
October 3, 2025
In Dearborn, Complaining about the Honoring of Hizballah Supporters Is Bigotry
When a mayor tells a law-abiding resident that he’s not welcome in town.
Inside the Mossad’s Tehran Heist
A conversation with a former Israel spy chief.
Pregnancy Is Hard Enough. Proscribing Tylenol Makes It Worse
As birthrates decline, the government and soi-disant experts are making childbearing more difficult.
Moses’s Farewell Song Reminds the Jewish People Who They Are
The religious power of music.