Hizballah’s Plan for a Subterranean Attack on Israel
Preparations for the Third Lebanon War.
December 6, 2018
Philip Johnson, Nazi Sympathizer and Synagogue Architect
The shockingly easy rehabilitation of an admirer of Hitler.
Philip Johnson (1906-2005) was a major force in 20th-century American architecture, playing a pivotal role in the evolution of both the modern and postmodern styles and designing such celebrated Manhattan landmarks as Lincoln Center and the Seagram Building. While his Nazi sympathies during the 1930s have never been a secret, a new biography by Mark Lamster shows they were deeper and longer-lasting than previously assumed. Armin Rosen writes in his review:
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Recent Polls Suggest Many Palestinians Would Accept Compromises Unthinkable to Their Leaders
Giving up the “right of return” for an independent state.
Sorry, “New York Times,” Hanukkah Celebrates Religious Freedom, Not Persecution
And American Jews needn’t be hypocrites.
Philip Johnson, Nazi Sympathizer and Synagogue Architect
The shockingly easy rehabilitation of an admirer of Hitler.
The United Arab Emirates’ Lone Synagogue Hesitantly Comes out of the Shadows
The Jews of Dubai.