Greta Thunberg’s Gaza Flotilla Won’t Help Palestinians, and International Law Requires Israel to Stop It
Sanctimony on the high seas.
June 6, 2025
The End of the Dreyfus Affair
A unanimous vote for a posthumous promotion.
On the subject of France, the country made an important, if symbolic, move on Monday: its National Assembly voted unanimously to confer posthumously the rank of brigadier general on Alfred Dreyfus, the Jewish officer framed for treason and convicted in 1895. After his exoneration in 1906, Dreyfus requested this promotion, which he would have attained had he not spent five years in prison. The measure won the votes of both National Rally—a party founded by the heirs of the anti-Dreyfusards that has since rejected its anti-Semitic roots—and of the currently anti-Semitic party of the hard left. David A. Bell looks back on the history of the Dreyfus Affair, and wonders if this is its final chapter:
June 6, 2025
Emmanuel Macron’s Crusade for Palestinian Statehood
And the right way for Israel to respond.
The End of the Dreyfus Affair
A unanimous vote for a posthumous promotion.
Putting Jews in Protective Bubbles Is the Wrong Way to Fight Anti-Semitism
Instead, enforce existing laws.
In the Wake of War, a Wave of Conversions to Judaism in the IDF
“I wanted to die a Jew.”