The Next U.S. President Must Quickly Reassert U.S. Power
To make a good first impression, start by inviting Netanyahu to the White House.
November 3, 2016
Fighting the war on error, and refuting Ari Shavit.
Martin Kramer’s recent War on Error is a collection of essays—several of which first appeared in Mosaic—addressing abuses of Middle Eastern history committed by scholars and others intent on arriving at particular conclusions, facts be damned. Chief among such abuses is the Israeli writer Ari Shavit’s unfounded claim in My Promised Land that a “Zionist massacre” took place in Lydda in 1948. In an in-depth and provocative exchange, Kramer discusses the book with critics Benny Morris and Hussein Ibish. (Moderated by Robert Satloff. Video, 90 minutes. A written summary is available at the link below.)
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Login or SubscribeTo make a good first impression, start by inviting Netanyahu to the White House.
Fighting the war on error, and refuting Ari Shavit.
The Arab Spring and the Islamic winter.
JewAsian.
None Shall Escape.