To Face New and Old Threats to Its Security, Israel Can’t Rely on Air Power Alone
The IDF should stick to its traditions of fighting fast, powerful campaigns that lead to clear, unequivocal achievements.
January 5, 2022
Many Countries Had Their Holocaust Collaborators. But Only Romania Had a Holocaust of Its Own
The Bogdanovka massacre.
In Nazi-occupied Western Europe, numerous local bureaucrats and policemen participated in rounding up Jews and sending them to death camps in the East. And in Eastern Europe, many of the natives aided the Nazis in the murder of Jews—sometimes voluntarily, sometimes for pay, and sometimes under duress. But only Romania, which remained independent under a homegrown fascist regime, pursued a Holocaust of its own. Matt Lebovic reports on recent research on the subject:
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Haredi Jewry Confronts Its Own “Me Too” Crisis
Sensitivity to victims cannot dictate everything a society does. But there’s no excuse for ignoring accusations of sexual assault.
Jeremy Corbyn May Be Gone from Britain’s Labor Party, But Anti-Semitism Continues to Flourish
A historian reflects on King George III, the “canceling” of historical figures, and situation of Anglo-Jewry.
Many Countries Had Their Holocaust Collaborators. But Only Romania Had a Holocaust of Its Own
The Bogdanovka massacre.
The Jewish Artisans of Old Morocco
They included rabbis and sages.