The Sinister Attacks on Israeli Offers of Aid to Lebanon
It would make more sense to criticize countries that don’t send humanitarian aid than to judge Israel’s aid as not sincere enough.
August 10, 2020
The Many Lives, and the Just Death, of the “Butcher of Riga”
How the Mossad tracked down and killed the so-called Latvian Lindbergh.
Known as “the Latvian Lindbergh,” Herberts Cukurs was, in the 1930s, a hero in the young country of Latvia for his daring aeronautical exploits, at least one of which suggested that he did not share the original Lindbergh’s attitude towards Jews. Robert Philpot writes:
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What African American Politics Illuminates about Jewish American Politics
A key component of both groups’ identities.
The Sage Who Brought the Talmud to the Masses
Adin Steinsaltz, in memoriam.
The Abrupt Resignation of a Progressive Theological Seminary’s First Jewish President—Who Made the Mistake of Professing His Zionism
Is there no room for Zionists at the Graduate Theological Union?
The Many Lives, and the Just Death, of the “Butcher of Riga”
How the Mossad tracked down and killed the so-called Latvian Lindbergh.