The War and Israel’s Iran Dilemma
The Jewish state at the precipice once again.
November 14, 2023
The Jewish Slaves of the First Sugar Plantation
Exiled from Portugal to Saõ Tomé.
In a prelude to the discovery of the New World, Iberian sailors ventured to a number of islands in the Atlantic. One of these is Saõ Tomé, an island 150 miles off the African coast that was uninhabited when the Portuguese discovered it in 1470. M. Dores Cruz, Larissa Thomas, and M. Nazaré Ceita report on their recent archaeological investigation of a sugar mill and estate house—and include a tantalizing detail:
November 14, 2023
The Palestinian Authority Lost Its People’s Trust
Which it would need to govern Gaza.
Why China’s Middle East Policy Aligns It with Hamas
China’s heart and mind are with the adversaries of Israel.
The Beerhall Putsch and the Anti-Semitic Violence That Wasn’t
The 100th anniversary of Hitler’s first grasp at power.
The Jewish Slaves of the First Sugar Plantation
Exiled from Portugal to Saõ Tomé.