To my Holocaust-Survivor Grandmother, Who had a Penchant for Wimbledon
She knew English, French, German and Spanish. She taught not only those languages, but also how to have a kind and tolerant tongue.
Munich Prize: No Surprise
Munich is slated to present an award to the allegedly antisemitic cartoonist Dieter Hanitzsch in January. He was fired in May 2018 for stoking hatred of the Jewish state in a Nazi-like way. Munich-based newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung’s editor-in-chief Wolfgang Kach said the cartoon used “antisemitic cliches” when it showed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dressed similarly […]
Netanyahu Threatens to Act Against Iran to Prevent ‘Noose of Terror’
‘We will act if necessary not just against Iran’s proxies that are attacking us, but against Iran itself,’ Netanyahu said.
Amidst a Mood of Defeat, Israel Determined to Stay “On the Map”
“On the Map,” tells the heartening story of the Israeli underdog who, against all odds, defeated their adversary and rose to championship.
Ceasefire and Humanitarian Aid for Syria
US Secretary of State, John Kerry, announced on Friday that the major world powers have agreed to a “cessation of hostilities” and delivery of humanitarian aid to Syria.
String of Global ISIS New Year’s Eve Attacks Foiled
A string of global ISIS-backed New Year’s Eve terror attacks were foiled by security officials.
