Anti-Semitism Rears Its Head at Oberlin
The professor who thinks the Rothschilds were behind 9/11.
March 7, 2016
Jonathan Sacks Has the Cure for Religious Violence, But Who’s Listening?
A review of Not in God’s Name.
In Not in God’s Name, Britain’s former chief rabbi rebuts the charge that religion is, in itself, an incurable source of brutal violence, seeks out the causes of religious violence, and suggests ways such violence—especially in the form of modern-day jihadism—can be checked. Michael Rosen writes in his review:
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Abetting the UN Human-Rights Council’s Attacks on Israel
The U.S. can’t change this defective body from within.
Jonathan Sacks Has the Cure for Religious Violence, But Who’s Listening?
A review of Not in God’s Name.
Can the Palestinian Economy Be Revived?
Not without major reforms on the part of the PA.
An Ancient Roman Winepress and Bathhouse Discovered in Jerusalem
Remnants of a Roman manor house.