In the alleys of Jenin and beyond, terrorists can never be sure who’s signing their death warrant It’s 5:30 a.m. on January 30, and the security cameras at Ibn Sira Hospital in the Samarian terror refuge town of Jenin don’t show anything out of the ordinary. A cluster of doctors and nurses are making early-morning
In the previous post, I broached a major topic - the epistemological crisis provoked by the skew of European anti-Zionism and anti-Americanism and their complementary silence in criticizing Islamism because of the unacknowledged intimidation factor
When Israel's socialists chose and justified violence against ideological Zionist rivals, which others thought of as part of the looming "fascisization of the labor movement."