New English Review
March 2015
New York Restaurant by Edward Hopper
A Battle of Algiers by Theodore Dalrymple
The Middle East is Now a More Flammable Tinderbox Than Ever
by Conrad Black
Bearing the Cross: A Letter to ISIS by Mark Durie
The Historical, Legal, and Political Contexts of the Russian Annexation of Crimea
by Lawrence A. Howard
And Death Shall Have His Dominion
by Theodore Dalrymple
by Jerry Gordon and Mike Bates
Nuclear Deterrence is a Deadly Game by Louis René Beres
A Clash of Cultures at Charlie Hebdo by Joseph S. Spoerl
Obama’s Self-Organizing Rhetoric by James Como
But Wh…Wh..What about….!?: Islam and Finding Something Else to Worry About
by Thomas Samm
Did President Obama’s Violent Extremism Conference Fail?
by Jerry Gordon
Virtual Hot Pots and Brain Rot by G. Murphy Donovan
I Cry for You Argentina! by Anónimo Argentino
Relativism and Truth by Stanislav Solomovitch
The Wind and the Lion – Hollywood’s Defense of Radical Islam in the Shadow of Vietnam
by Norman Berdichevsky
Skepticism Checks Its Coat at the Door of Science
by Lorna Salzman
Crisis and Creativity in Jewish History by Moshe Dann
Honor Thy Father by Geoffrey Clarfield
Conclusions: Kosti’s Menck & Nat (Part II)
by Richard Kostelanetz
Short Stories:
The First Orthodontist of Secunderabad
by David P. Gontar
“We’ll Always Have Paris,” Or, Thanks Is Not Enough
by Sam Bluefarb
The Water Wheel of Love by Gopikrishnan Kottoor
Poetry:
Love Down the Millennia: Three Poems by Heinrich Heine
translated by Thomas Ország-Land
Paper Boats by Dilip Mohapatra
