How Hizballah Uses the Internet to Promote Palestinian Terror
A way to avoid risk to its own operatives.
December 2, 2019
Primo Levi, Zionist
“More than any other country, Israel must live.”
The influential philosopher and fanatical Israel-hater Judith Butler has favorably cited Primo Levi’s public criticism of the Jewish state’s war in Lebanon in the early 1980s to make him into a literary saint of anti-Zionism. But such a reading of the Italian-Jewish novelist and Holocaust memoirist requires ignoring what he had earlier written on the subject, explains Alvin Rosenfeld. Levi’s first encounters with Zionism came in Auschwitz, and later with the Jews he met while wandering Eastern Europe after the war:
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The Moderates Who Turn a Blind Eye to Jeremy Corbyn’s Anti-Semitism
A nexus of complicity.
Primo Levi, Zionist
“More than any other country, Israel must live.”
What Jews Can Learn from John Henry Newman
He understood that an education that excluded God was not satisfactory.
Coffee with Golda Meir
A blend custom-made for the former prime minister lives on.