Hamas Is Bringing Terror to Europe
It used to stick to raising funds. Now it’s plotting attacks.
January 30, 2026
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In London this Sunday, there will be a concert featuring the music of Jewish composers who were forced into exile by the vicissitudes of the 20th century. Some, like the Polish-born Jerzy Fitelberg, have fallen unjustly into obscurity; others are better known. While, as Mark Glanville notes, many great Jewish composers “had little or no connection to their Jewishness, were frequently converts to Christianity, and fully identified with the German, Czech, or Polish cultures in which they had been raised,” this isn’t true across the board:
It used to stick to raising funds. Now it’s plotting attacks.
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Subscribe NowIn London this Sunday, there will be a concert featuring the music of Jewish composers who were forced into exile by the vicissitudes of the 20th century. Some, like the Polish-born Jerzy Fitelberg, have fallen unjustly into obscurity; others are better known. While, as Mark Glanville notes, many great Jewish composers “had little or no connection to their Jewishness, were frequently converts to Christianity, and fully identified with the German, Czech, or Polish cultures in which they had been raised,” this isn’t true across the board: