In Lebanon, Economic Pressure on Iran Seems to Be Bearing Fruit
Combined with an attempt to undermine Christian support for Hizballah.
December 19, 2019
Slowly, Arab Attitudes toward Israel Are Changing
The “anti-Semitic craze” has begun to dissipate.
In the 1960s, what Ed Husain calls an “anti-Semitic craze to destroy Israel” was at its height, a force so strong that Gamal Abdel Nasser could use it to unite the fractious Arab states behind him. Now, many years later, it has begun to dissipate, and a new, somewhat more positive attitude toward the Jewish state has begun to emerge not only among rulers eager for allies in confronting Iran, but also among segments of the populace:
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Slowly, Arab Attitudes toward Israel Are Changing
The “anti-Semitic craze” has begun to dissipate.
Understanding the Ideology Behind the Jersey City Murders
An amalgam of anti-Semitic canards.
An Ancient Factory Discovered in Israel Produced the Roman Empire’s Favorite Sauce
Made from fermented fish.
How an Albanian Muslim Rescued Two Jewish Families from Hitler
Meet Xhemal Veseli.