How Hizballah Uses the Internet to Promote Palestinian Terror
A way to avoid risk to its own operatives.
December 2, 2019
The Moderates Who Turn a Blind Eye to Jeremy Corbyn’s Anti-Semitism
A nexus of complicity.
Last week, Richard Evans, the eminent historian of Nazi Germany whose testimony was a deciding factor in the trial of the Holocaust denier David Irving, announced on Twitter that he would be voting for Labor in the UK’s upcoming election. Evans offered the caveat that “the failure to deal with anti-Semitism in the party makes me very angry”—but wasn’t enough to change his vote. Since then, spurred in part by an open letter from the historian Anthony Julius, Evans has evidently changed his mind. But, writes Stephen Daisley, his original position is all too typical of many of Labor’s moderate supporters:
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The Moderates Who Turn a Blind Eye to Jeremy Corbyn’s Anti-Semitism
A nexus of complicity.
Primo Levi, Zionist
“More than any other country, Israel must live.”
What Jews Can Learn from John Henry Newman
He understood that an education that excluded God was not satisfactory.
Coffee with Golda Meir
A blend custom-made for the former prime minister lives on.