Israel Can Welcome American Help While Still Taking Responsibility for Its Own Security
An alliance, not a dependency.
August 27, 2024
What a 19th-Century French Painting Can Teach Us about Hamas’s Barbarity
Scenes from the massacres.
Sunday marked the 200th anniversary of the unveiling of Eugène Delacroix’s Scenes from the Massacres at Chios, a fourteen-by-twelve-foot oil painting now housed in the Louvre. To Martin Kramer, this painting, with its images of huddled survivors and scattered corpses, “cannot but evoke the primal brutality of October 7.” He explains its historical background:
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The Ideological Obsessions at the Heart of Campus Madness
Frantz Fanon, Stokely Carmichael, and hating the Jews.
What a 19th-Century French Painting Can Teach Us about Hamas’s Barbarity
Scenes from the massacres.
Orthodox Jews, Mormons, and Why Fertility Is Contagious
By contrast, declining birthrates lead to further decline.
Cantors on the Silver Screen
From the first talking film to a new release.