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December 27, 2018

The Descent of the Women’s March into Anti-Semitism Should Come as No Surprise

The results of the intersectional fog.

Evidence that the anti-Trump Women’s March movement has been infected by anti-Semitism, beginning with at least two of its leaders, has been accumulating for some time; a recent exposé in Tablet brought the issue to a head. To Christine Rosen, the new revelations are all too predictable:

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December 27, 2018

  1. The Descent of the Women’s March into Anti-Semitism Should Come as No Surprise

    The results of the intersectional fog.

  2. Iran’s Year of Unrest

    The protests haven’t stopped, and the mullahs are weaker than ever.

  3. In Attacking Birthright, J Street Drops Its Pro-Israel Pretensions

    Throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

  4. Did German Jews Help Plant the Seeds of the Second World War During the First?

    An overblown conclusion.

  5. The Last Village of the Mountain Jews

    And its “love bridge.”