Tag: June
Six Days, Revised
Trolling the Internet these past couple of weeks has served to quash any lingering, hopeful doubts that the post-Zionists have indeed won the battle over how Israel is perceived – by Jews as well as non-Jews, Israelis as well as non-Israelis.
The Jewish Festival In Krakow
This summer, from June 23 to July 1, the city of Krakow will play host to the 17th annual Jewish Cultural Festival, which as usual, is expected to be a resounding success.
Letters To The Editor
Recalling The Voice Kudos to Jason Maoz for his wonderful Oct. 27 front-page essay "A Voice to Make Men Weep," about Chazzan Moshe Koussevitzky,...
Letters To The Editor
Potatoes In "Survivor: A Meditation on Remembering the Shoah" (front-page essay, July 7), David Mandel, challenging us to view ourselves as bnei haShoah (children...
Letters To The Editor
Humans Or Beasts? Is this nation-in-waiting the world calls Palestine populated by humans or two-legged beasts? They abduct children off the street, as was...
Letters To The Editor
Kudos To Albert Kahn May I add briefly to a story well told by Rabbi Gershon Tannenbaum in his always fascinating My Machberes column?...
Letters To The Editor
Unbalanced Media Thank you to Nathan Lewin for the work he is doing to support and defend AgriProcessors ("Hatchet Job on Kosher Meat Company,"...
Letters To The Editor
Hatred's RootsLeon Wieseltier's commentary on anti-Semitism ('The Village Is Not Burning,' June 6) is erudite and elegant. Simpler, I suggest anti-Semitism's bared roots are...
Stunning Departure
As Secretary of State Powell continues in efforts to promote the so-called Middle East "Road Map," the Bush administration's apparent departure from the firm, uncompromising anti-terror American resolve President Bush articulated on June 24th last year and re-enforced byOperation Iraqi Freedom, is nothing short of stunning.