In a new edition, Jonathan Franzen does little to explain the influence of the Austrian Jewish attack journalist but much to broadcast his own shallow scorn for American shallowness.
More about: Gustav Mahler, Heinrich Heine, Jewish literature, Jonathan Franzen, Karl Kraus, Ludwig Wittgenstein
Since the beginning of the year, the outgoing secretary of state has been using his Twitter account to tout his department’s various accomplishments during his tenure. Among these, notes Jimmy Quinn, lay an important statement explaining the 2018 decision to cease funding the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA): “it’s estimated [that less than] 200,000 Arabs displaced in 1948 are still alive and most others are not refugees.” Quinn explains:
More about: Mike Pompeo, Palestinian refugees, U.S. Foreign policy, UNRWA
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