How George Soros Became the Face of Official Chinese Anti-Semitism
“Transnational financial capital” is now Xi Jinping’s enemy.
May 1, 2023
The Plundered Jewish Money That Built the Colosseum
The dark side of ancient Rome’s glory.
The largest amphitheater of the ancient world, Rome’s Colosseum still attracts visitors even in its ruins. It was constructed under the emperors Vespasian and Titus, who suppressed the Judean Revolt, sacked Jerusalem, and destroyed the Second Temple. As Yvette Alt Miller explains, these details are connected:
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As National Attention Turns to the Economy, Israel’s Governing Coalition Is in Danger of Unraveling
Many right-wing voters care about other things far more than judicial reform.
European Jihadists Are Targeting Christians
A new wave of terror may be starting—one very familiar to Jews.
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Kantika.
The Plundered Jewish Money That Built the Colosseum
The dark side of ancient Rome’s glory.