Some day, in a world in which factual accuracy is honored and things are called what they really are, Jew-hatred will again be called ‘Jew-hatred’ and we will no longer use the anachronistic term ‘antisemitism.’ Two writers write two totally disparate analyses of the phenomenon. Review.
Today’s Jew-haters are parroting the rhetoric of the Nazis, the Soviets and the Islamists. They are unaware that they are the heirs of the Nazis and Stalin. Opinion.
The United States Supreme Court upholds the right of American victims of Arab terror to sue in American courts. Opinion.
If you can read only one book about Israel, the Arabs, the October 7 Massacre, the surrounding circumstances and the meaning of these events, the book reviewed here is the one you should read.
Bernstein’s insight, even before Ocober 7, was that the extreme Left is as great a threat to Jews as once was the extreme Right. Review.
A short book by ideologically eclectic British journalist and intellectual Brendan O’Neill makes short work, among other things, of the Israel-haters’ claim that they are supporting an oppressed dark-skinned people, the Arabs of Gaza, against the white colonialists of Israel. Review.
No one wants to say that some Arabs are so soaked in hatred of Jews that they will commit any atrocity and tell any lie to excuse it. Review of a fact-filled book which shows the vicious similarities between the Arab massacres of Jews in Mandate Palestine in the 1920s and on October 7, 2023.
