The Attacks On Jews We Aren’t Talking About, by Abe Greenwald (Commentary via Mosaic)
May 1, 2019 A delayed reckoning. After the synagogue shooting in California last weekend, there has been much public discussion of, and “reflection” on, anti-Semitism, but very little about those attacks on Jews that, if far less deadly, are far more common. Abe Greenwald writes: These moments of reflection aren’t about rooting out anti-Semitism. They’re about saving […]
Read More →The Left Lends Cover to Anti-Semitism, by Ben Shapiro (National Review)
Dec. 18, 2018 Ignoring anti-Semitic actions or comments depending on the perpetrator’s ethnicity or background allows hatred of Jews to spread. This week, The New York Times Review of Books printed an interview with Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Color Purple. The interviewer asked Walker to list the books on her nightstand. Most were unobjectionable. One […]
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