Henry Kissinger Didn’t Betray Israel During the Yom Kippur War
In fact, he gave Golda Meir vital encouragement.
July 30, 2019
The story of David Karr.
“In the 1930s and ’40s,” David Evanier writes, “there were any number of American Communists so enamored of Joseph Stalin and the shining tomorrows he promised that they would do anything for the Soviet Union, disdaining payment of any kind.” David Karr wasn’t one of them. Yes, born in 1918, he was raised in the Jewish immigrant Brooklyn from which emerged many American Jewish Communists, and yes, he spent the early years of his adult life as a true believer, and yes, he may have been a Soviet mole—but he certainly didn’t disdain payment for his efforts.
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Login or SubscribeIn fact, he gave Golda Meir vital encouragement.
The story of David Karr.
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Israel as “part of the continuum of Judaism in the Muslim world.”
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