Until Jews Can Live in a Palestinian State, Peace Won’t Be Possible
Why settlements shouldn’t be seen as “obstacles to peace.”
July 5, 2018
The Jewish Gangsters Who Beat Up American Nazis
Breaking arms, legs, and ribs.
The 1930s saw a proliferation of anti-Semitic groups in the U.S., many of which openly sympathized with Nazism and held mass rallies where they displayed swastikas and related symbols. While the Jewish establishment sought legal means to combat them, some Jews favored a more direct approach. Based on his interviews with Meyer Lansky and others, Robert Rockaway explains what that approach entailed:
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A Return of Syrian Forces to That Country’s Southwest Poses a Threat to Both Israel and Jordan
And Russia can’t be counted on to keep Iran out.
Can Childhood Conversion Solve Israel’s “Who Is a Jew” Problems?
Halakhic rulings from the diaspora may not always apply well to Israeli realities.
The Jewish Gangsters Who Beat Up American Nazis
Breaking arms, legs, and ribs.
How to Make the Case for Israel to “Conflict Tourists”
Lessons from being the go-to illegal settler.