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The Rise, and Sudden Fall, of Sudanese Jewry

A once-prosperous part of a diverse society.

Daisy Abboudi
Oct. 30 2019 12:01AM

How Al Sharpton Failed African Slaves

Kowtowing to Louis Farrakhan.

Charles Jacobs
Aug. 20 2019 12:01AM

The Fall of Sudan’s Ruler May Mark the End of One of the Arab World’s Most Enduring Islamist Regimes

The implications of Omar al-Bashir’s ouster.

Alberto Fernandez
April 17 2019 12:01AM

Remembering Princeton Lyman, the American Diplomat Who Helped Arrange the Rescue of Ethiopian Jews

A force behind the scenes in Operation Moses.

Ron Kampeas
Aug. 29 2018 12:01AM

How the Mossad Ran a Seaside Resort as a Front for Rescuing Ethiopian Jews

Operation Brothers.

Allison Kaplan Sommer
May 3 2018 12:01AM

Tracing the Steps of Ethiopian Jewry on Their Way to Israel

From the red terror to the barren mountains of Sudan.

Miriam Seiden
Feb. 21 2018 12:01AM

The U.S. Must Aid Persecuted Christians

Religious freedom must be a foreign-policy priority.

Tina Rodriguez
May 19 2017 12:01AM

The Crisis at the International Criminal Court Proves the U.S. and Israel Right

It could never fulfill its noble mission, and it never tried.

Ariel Bolstein
Nov. 11 2016 12:01AM

The Rise and Fall of Jewish Sudan

A forgotten Jewish community.

Elli Fischer
June 20 2016 12:01AM

The German Jew Who Became an Ottoman Pasha

And fought the slave trade.

Gil Troy
March 18 2016 12:01AM

Saving Ethiopian Jews

A documentary on Operation Joshua.

BBC
Jan. 22 2016 12:01AM

The Many Layers of South African Hypocrisy on the International Criminal Court

South Africa recently declined an opportunity to execute a warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) against Omar al-Bashir, the genocidal president of Sudan.. . .

Eugene Kontorovich
June 23 2015 12:01AM