No, Israelis and Palestinians Can’t Simply Sit Down and Solve the “Israel-Palestinian Conflict”
Because the conflict has many more players.
January 17, 2019
The New, New Anti-Semitism Is Entrenching Itself in the Democratic Party
Intersectional bigotry.
Since the 1960s, hatred of Jews in America has moved from being primarily a prejudice of the right—where it still persists in “alt-right” circles—to being primarily a prejudice of the left, where it took on the polite guise of anti-Zionism. At the same time, white leftists were willing to turn a blind eye to the more naked anti-Semitism of such black leaders as Al Sharpton and Louis Farrakhan. Victor Davis Hanson describes these transitions, and argues that a third era in the history of U.S. anti-Semitism has now begun:
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Why John Bolton Is Right to Threaten Military Action against Iran
History has proved that tough talk and tough deeds work against the mullahs.
The New, New Anti-Semitism Is Entrenching Itself in the Democratic Party
Intersectional bigotry.
An Ancient Hebrew Inscription Supports the Traditional Spelling of “Jerusalem”
A “jot” makes all the difference.
Saul Bellow’s Indelible Judaism
And his struggle to break into, and remain in, the literary establishment.