Op-Ed
September 23, 2021
Month: September 2021
Jewish World
Rescuing Afghanistan’s Last Jew
The effort to help 62-year-old Zebulon Simantov resulted in getting out the Afghan women’s soccer team, a group of women judges, and 30 members of his neighbors’ families.
September 23, 2021
Jewish World
Sukkot In Istanbul Continues Our Traditions
“When we celebrate Sukkot, we celebrate the real happiness of our ancestors”
September 23, 2021
Israel
My History Of Israel
Antisemitic groups like BDS like to claim that Jews were given Israel because of the Holocaust. This is untrue.
September 23, 2021
Jewish World
‘Cholent Festival’ Brings Jewish Culture To Hungary via Food, Music, Traditions
It’s part of a rejuvenation of Jewish life, particularly in Budapest, that has come about in the last decade after the dark shadow of the Holocaust and then years of Communist rule.
September 23, 2021
Antisemitism
Why Was The Jewish Response To Durban A Failure?
Twenty years ago, a U.N. conference was hijacked by a revival of the “Zionism is racism” canard – it’s a straight line from there to critical race theory legitimizing antisemitism today
September 23, 2021
Middle East
How Will The Taliban Takeover In Afghanistan Influence Bangladesh?
India also at risk of destabilization
September 23, 2021
Books
All The Horrors Of War A Gripping Tale
The first book to pair the story of a Holocaust victim with that of a concentration camp liberator
September 23, 2021
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan Commemorates Memorial Day Marking Anniversary Of Second Karabakh War
The sacrifice of almost 2900 Azeris to be remembered
September 23, 2021
Canada
O’Toole And Trudeau Neck-And-Neck Rounding The Clubhouse Turn
Antisemitism hounds election campaign, while 48 candidates pledge to “Vote Palestine”
September 15, 2021