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The Delegitimization of Israel
Sunday, Mar 07, 2010, 05:02pm
In the aftermath of World War II, with the hideous revelation that 2/3 of European Jews had been systematically exterminated by the Nazis, anti-Semitism became unfashionable. But that is no longer the case. As the memory of the Holocaust fades into history, as we continue to transfer petro-wealth to our enemies; as Europe morphs into Eurabia; as dictators, despots and Islamists take control over the UN and other international bodies; and as our universities become hotbeds for virulent anti-Israel teachings and rhetoric - logic fades, facts become confused with fictions, distinctions between democracies and tyrannies become irrelevant, history becomes unimportant, and anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism become indistinguishable.
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The Banality of Evil
Wednesday, Mar 04, 2009, 03:36pm
Anti-Semitism never really died after the Holocaust, it just became unfashionable. That is no longer the case. In the wake of the Gaza War, and with the global economy in a tailspin, disturbing events have been occurring in Britain - events that do not bode well either for the future of British Jewry or for the future of British democracy.
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The Modern Use of Ancient Lies
Sunday, Dec 15, 2002, 01:31am
As Bernard Lewis and other historians of Islam have pointed out, Muslim states have historically tended to be far more tolerant of Jews, their fellow people of the Book, than have, for example, most Christian polities, if one accepts "inferior status" in the mediaeval Muslim world as "acceptable." Traditionally, Islam believed in co-existence with the Jews whose religion, unlike Christianity, was not considered a competitor threatening Islam. Because Judaism was a monotheistic religion, the prophet Mohammed attributed an inferior status to it.
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The Fallacy of Divestiture
Thursday, Oct 24, 2002, 01:36am
In late September, Larry Summers, President of Harvard delivered a speech at the morning prayer service of the Memorial Church of Harvard, a non-denominational Protestant congregation. The daily morning prayer service has been a part of Harvard’s tradition since 1636.
What he said shook the academic world. “Serious and thoughtful people,” he declared, “are advocating and taking actions that are anti-Semitic in their effect, if not in their intent.”
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The UN’s Real Mission in Jenin
Thursday, May 23, 2002, 01:40am
Israel represents one-one thousandth of the world’s population. But you wouldn’t know it from the UN. Among the nearly 200 nations represented at the UN, only Israel has the distinct honor of having its ambassadors formally barred from election to the Security Council. This is the same Security Council that has devoted over a third of its time and energy criticizing Israel’s policies. The UN Commission on Human Rights regularly accepts resolutions from homicidal dictatorships around the world, yet fully one quarter of its official condemnations are reserved for (democratic) Israel. Of ten emergency special sessions held by the General Assembly, six have condemned Israel.
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