Can the Next War between Israel and Hizballah Be Stopped?
There is much the U.S. can and should do.
September 29, 2017
What the Norwegian Elections Mean for Israel and the Jews
A Conservative victory is good news.
From 2005 to 2013, writes Manfred Gerstenfeld, Norway’s government was the most hostile toward Israel in all of Europe, and both hostility toward Israel and outright anti-Semitism were on the rise in the country as a whole. The situation has improved since 2013, when the Norwegian Conservative party won an electoral victory, ending eight years of the Labor party’s rule. Against most predictions, the recent elections returned the Conservatives to office. Gerstenfeld comments:
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What the Norwegian Elections Mean for Israel and the Jews
A Conservative victory is good news.
The Tragic End of an 18th-Century Court Jew
The search for the real Jud Süss.
The World’s Largest Database of Jewish Art Makes Its Debut
Photographs of historic synagogues, illuminated manuscripts, and more.
Anti-Semitism’s Long History in America’s Organs of Foreign Policy
Valerie Plame’s dual-loyalty accusations are all too typical.