The Iconoclast

by Howard Rotberg In a world where cultural and moral relativism seem to demand that we should tolerate and respect every culture and every belief system equally, Canadian Remembrance Day and the U.S Veterans Day have more and more become the last bastion of traditional patriotism as a key value ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald The report about the Palestinian Authority spending its international aid money on jihad terror groups recalls an email that a friend of mine received awhile ago, and that he thought I might enjoy. I did. Here it is: We have great news! The Museum of the Palestinian People ...Read More...

Berlin Jewish storefront Kristallnacht, November 9-10, 1938 By Jerome B. Gordon[i]  Shabbat, November 9th, 2019 marks the 81st anniversary of Kristallnacht – “the night of broken glass” - in 1938, when Hitler perpetrated a nation-wide pogrom against Germany’s Jews in response to the assassination ...Read More...

by Michael Rectenwald In June, whistleblower Zach Vorhies dumped internal Google documents exposing the company’s shady practices and political agenda. Rather than investigate, US lawmakers are offering Big Tech political cover and a legislative decoy. Internal documents and secret recordings ...Read More...

by James Como      Everyone must be engaged in our struggle.       Given our station and norms the struggle naturally includes dinner parties: first, we are exquisitely skilled at giving them, and, second, we can contrive the arena.  (Say all you like about the ills of confirmation bias, ...Read More...

Oxford again. There are reporting restrictions, which the Oxford Mail has challenged, which means that the newspaper has only be able to report to the public in a limited capacity since the trial started on 14th October (that is information in the public domain via the Cause list so I hope the Stasi ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald Let’s refresh our memories about how Turkey has behaved under Recep Tayyip Erdogan. President Erdogan has repeatedly attacked the Kurds in Syria, who — whatever reservations some may have about them – have been our closest and most effective allies against ISIS. He has carried ...Read More...

by Michael Curtis Something is rotten in the state of the British Labour Party. It appears no other thing to me than a foul and pestilent congregation of vapors.  Probably the most famous newspaper front page ever published is that of the French paper L’Aurore of January 13, 1898 with an open ...Read More...

From the Telegraph, and taken up since by The Daily Mail and the National (of the United Arab Emirates)  Awoman who claims to have been raped by Muslim academic Tariq Ramadan has accused the Oxford professor of trying to “destroy” her life by writing a book naming her 84 times and “hijacking” her ...Read More...

New English Review Press is pleased to announce the publication of our thirty-first book, The Truth is No Defense by Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff: Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff is a woman caught up in extraordinary times. She has been hectored, vilified, persecuted and prosecuted for the grave offense ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald When Congress recently voted on a resolution recognizing the Armenian genocide, the vote was lopsided in favor, 405 in favor, 11 against, with 3 voting “present.” One of those voting “present” was Ilhan Omar, the Muslim Congresswoman from Minnesota. Just a few days before, ...Read More...

by Theodore Dalrymple One of the most glorious principles of our civil law is that one should always sue the person with the most money rather than the person who bears most responsibility, morally-speaking, for the alleged harm done. After all, there is little point in suing someone who can’t ...Read More...

Fifty years ago, the president mapped out a future that could well have saved South Vietnam from Communism. by Conrad Black There has been some comment about the 50th anniversary, this past Sunday, of Richard Nixon’s appeal to the “Silent Majority” of Americans to support his policy of handing ...Read More...

by Hugh Fitzgerald The appalling tale is here. Addressing a meeting of the left-wing J Street, a Jewish organization devoted to pressuring Israel to meet Palestinian demands, Bernie Sanders outdid himself: “My solution is to say to Israel: you get $3.8 billion dollars every year, if you ...Read More...

Imprisoned in Big Digital's cyberspace gulag. Mark Tapson writes in Frontpage: Back in January, 2018, I interviewed New York University professor Michael Rectenwald for FrontPage Mag (here) about his experience being outed as “the Deplorable Prof,” the man behind an anonymous Twitter account ...Read More...