One Size Does Not Fit All During—and before—the war, gas masks were fitted to pets as well as to working animals.
Memories of the gassing horrors from the First World War were still fresh. Continue reading
One Size Does Not Fit All During—and before—the war, gas masks were fitted to pets as well as to working animals.
Memories of the gassing horrors from the First World War were still fresh. Continue reading
When Israel emerged victorious from the Six-Day War in June 1967, the anti-Israel left in America, Britain and other western countries immediately pronounced judgement: the Jewish state was guilty of, among other things, “colonialism.” The main “other things” were “fascism” and “militarism.”
Israel did not plead guilty to these charges. Continue reading
A new anti-Israel slogan recently rode into town: “racist endeavour,” as in: “Israel is a racist endeavour.” Anti-Israel activists get a good bang for their buck with this compact phrase. “Racist” accuses Israel of being, well, racist.
“Endeavour” suggests that this racism is not accidental or incidental but is intentional, an integral part of Zionism. Continue reading