December 18
UN Troops in Lebanon Don’t Just Ignore Hizballah. They Protect It
By keeping Europe from acting.
The “New York Times” Gives Alice Walker a Platform to Promote Naked Anti-Semitism
It’s ok, because she hates Israel.
As Egyptian Officials Warm to Judaism, Popular Opinion Remains Hostile to Israel
Cairo allocates $70 million to restore Jewish sites.
How Bauhaus Came to Tel Aviv
And how Tel Aviv made the style its own.
Frank Sinatra’s Yarmulke
Auctioned for nearly $10,000.
December 17
Hamas’s Plan to Take Over the West Bank
With the help of Iran and a stamp of approval from the UN.
To Pressure Iran and Hizballah, the U.S. Should Pressure Lebanon
The argument for cutting off America’s support of Beirut.
An Up-and-Coming Democrat Who’s Tough on Terror but Soft on Russia and Syria
Will the combination appeal to the dovish left?
Advice from the Talmud to Coddled American Minds
Dissenting ideas should be engaged, not demonized and dismissed.
How a Christian from New Orleans Became a Pro-Israel Activist
And thoughts on the growth of left-wing anti-Semitism.
December 14
For Israelis, Anti-Zionism Kills
What’s worse: to be denied membership in a country club or to be driven from your ancestral homeland?
Hizballah’s Manufacture of Precision Missiles Poses a Strategic Threat to Israel That Grows Graver by the Day
Lebanon, unlike Syria, has been spared Israeli airstrikes.
How Jewish Studies Came to Harvard, with Anti-Semitism Hovering Nearby
A “view of Judaism on its own terms.”
Sweden’s Cycle of Anti-Semitism
Right, left, and Islamist.
