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The Return of the “Exodus”

In 1947, the New York Times editorialized against Jewish refugees attempting to run the British blockade of Palestine; today it editorializes against Israel's "attack" on the blockade-running "aid flotilla."Remembering the Farhud Pogrom

In June 1941, murderous Baghdad mobs assaulted the city's Jews in a precursor to the purging of an ancient community.The Flotilla: Israel Was Right

Israel has every legal right to stop and board ships bound for the Gaza war zone.The Flotilla Narrative

Will revelations about the intentions of those aboard the Mavi Marmara make it into the British media?Carrying Hamas’s Water

It will now be up to the United States and Europe whether the Gaza coast, just miles from the Suez Canal, becomes a source of international instability.In Support of Israel

A grass-roots initiative is circulating on the Internet.Qumran in Paris

In the first show of its kind in France, the Bibliothèque Nationale displays fragments and facsimiles of the Dead Sea Scrolls and re-opens the question of their origins. “Herr Professor-Doktor” Nikolaus Pevsner

The author of a monumental, multi-volume survey of British architecture was born a Jew, converted to Christianity, and in the early 1930's sympathized with aspects of Nazism.Lifeline

On display in Jerusalem are the young Avigdor Arikha's illustrations to a story by S.Y. Agnon in one the most beautiful Hebrew books ever published.