The Iconoclast
Rotherham paedophile gangs are still abusing young girls
From the who was groomed from the age of 11, says that she often sees underage girls socialising with 30-year-old men and that the authorities are still not effectively protecting […]
Rising European Anti-Israelism: an interview with Manfred Gerstenfeld
by Jerry Gordon (July 2015) A festschrift was held in Jerusalem on June 22, 2015 to launch Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld’s latest book on the New Antisemitism;
Asia Bibi’s plight reaches top US media channel Fox News!
By an e-mail recieved today from The British Pakistani Christian Association Our Chairman Wilson Chowdhry is going to be live tonight on Fox News. He will be interviewed via Skype […]
France: A Pioneer of New Antisemitism in Europe
by Manfred Gerstenfeld (July 2015) Anti-Semitism is not only part of European history but also an ingredient of its culture. The lengthy anti-Semitic history of Europe is rife with defamation, […]
We Have a Winner!
Keith Simmonds has won our crossword competition for June. Congratulations Keith! Keep playing everyone.
The Ideological Gutting of American Foreign Policy
It was clear on the morning of September 11, 2001, that the United States was at war with Islamic radicals, and while there may have been differences of opinion regarding […]
Should Israel Help the Syrian Druze?
“Well, that’s another fine mess you’ve gotten me into,” said Oliver Hardy to Stan Laurel in many of their comedy films. Less humorously, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu may be […]
Through a Glass, Dishonestly
The attack in March on the Bardo Museum that left 22 tourists dead. Arrivals from France, the most important market for Tunisian holidays, were already down 65 percent from the […]
Goodbye Female Equality, Or, You Silly, Silly People
In Politico:
Palestinian Authority Head Admits "Palestinian People" Don’t Exist
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J Street Challenge documentary and Informed Panel Discussion in Pensacola
Saturday evening, June 27, 2015 a severe thunder storm with flashes of lighting exploded over Pensacola sweeping roadways with torrents of rain making transit difficult. That didn’t deter a compact […]
Celebrating Obama’s Achievments
Reminders for Future Ages by Miklós Radnóti
Translated from the Hungarian & Edited by Thomas Ország-Land (July 2015) 1. THE BULL Hitherto, I lived the throbbing life of a youthful bull bored in the noonday heat […]
Uncertain Shores
by Dilip Mohapatra (July 2015) Looks like I am done. My chart blown away and interred in the wake of my schooner more>>>
A Kind of Looking Back
by Bibhu Padhi (July 2015) Small print: I think I know you will betray me again, and I’ll feel alone. more>>>
The Passport
by Gopikrishnan Kottoor (July 2015) The blue cloth hyacinths that father brought home from Bangkok Stood heady on the carved round table in the black earthen vase. more>>>
