Jerusalem

Israel and Palestine: What Else Is New?

Back in 1967, during the Six-Day War, I was living in Paris, and such was my pro-Israel ardor, I actually went to some dump and put my name down as a volunteer in case the state of Israel ran out of soldiers. I was asked by the man in charge if I was Jewish, I answered in the negative, and he jumped up and shook my hand. As everyone knows, my services ...


Banksy Protest Mural, Palestine

Trump in Israel

I"€™m in Israel right now doing a talk in Tel Aviv called "€œTrump in Israel"€ and I"€™m going on a fact-finding mission sponsored by my Jew boss Ezra Levant. Israelis don"€™t like Trump and I find it incredibly frustrating. ...

Dead Sea

The Solution Slips Further Away

In 1922 Churchill told the House of Commons that "€œThe whole map of Europe has been changed"€"€”by the Great War. "€œBut,"€ he said, "€œas the deluge subsides and the waters fall short we see the dreary steeples of ...

Nothing Special

There was some mild anxiety when it was revealed that Mr. Trump, as president-elect, called eight or nine heads of government before speaking to the British prime minister, Theresa May. But then, apparently, he assured her of his regard ...

Fear of Conversation

A few days ago, I met a mordant Palestinian-American who told me why he refuses to recognize the existence of Israel. He said that in 1948 his father, as a boy of 6, was tied to a tree by Jewish soldiers and forced to witness the ...

Rise of the Stoics

God bless the South. As a Pennsylvania-born descendant of loyalists, I can"€™t say that enough. From resisting tariffs to the Civil War to desegregation, the South has been a thorn in the side of the federal government for almost ...


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