Israel Shouldn’t Take Unilateral Steps on the West Bank
When standing at the edge of a cliff, don’t step forward.
May 18, 2016
The Untold Story Behind Israel’s Capture of Adolf Eichmann
A tip from a German lawyer.
Contrary to a widely held perception, the Mossad was not engaged in a global manhunt for ex-Nazis during the 1950s and 60s; the spy agency had bigger fish to fry: protecting Israel from the hostile nations that surrounded it. Andrew Nagorski, in an excerpt from his new book The Nazi Hunters, tells the story of how Eichmann came to the attention of Israeli intelligence:
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How the White House Smeared Benjamin Netanyahu to Sell the Iran Deal
A web of deceit.
The Untold Story Behind Israel’s Capture of Adolf Eichmann
A tip from a German lawyer.
The Other Side of Roman Vishniac
More than rural Jews.
Specialty Sodas and the Remnants of a Once-Thriving Indian Jewish Community
The Bene Israel of Alibaug.