Tehran Is Close to Getting Massive Sanctions Relief from Washington. So Why Does It Keep Trying to Kill Americans?
Because it can get away with it.
August 22, 2022
The Peruvian Villager Who Led Hundreds of His Countrymen to Judaism and Israel
Getting Zerubbabel Tzidkiya’s story right.
Zerubbabel Tzidkiya, born Segundo Villanueva in 1927 in the Andean village of Rodacocha, died in 2008 and was buried on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. While his story, and those of the hundreds of his fellow Peruvians whom he led to Judaism, has been told before, Graciela Mochkofsky contends that it has often been gotten wrong—including, she admits, by herself. In a new edition of her 2006 book on the subject, she hopes to set the record straight. Renee Ghert-Zand writes in her review:
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The Disaster at an Egyptian Church Is a Symptom of Systemic Persecution—and a Country in Decline
Egypt kicked out Jews, Italians, and Greeks in the 1950s and continues to persecute Copts today.
The Cult of Social Justice
The amphetamines of the masses.
How Medieval France Became Convinced That Jews Were Poisoning Its Wells
The rise of a conspiracy theory.
The Peruvian Villager Who Led Hundreds of His Countrymen to Judaism and Israel
Getting Zerubbabel Tzidkiya’s story right.