Month: 11 Heshvan 5784 (October 2023)

Joe Biden is in a world of trouble. And so is democracy.

Confronting Antisemitism

Jeffrey Myers reflects on how the attacks in Israel compounded the trauma in a Pittsburgh community that was hoping for some degree of closure.

Since the horrific massacres that took place in the Land of Israel earlier this month, students on campus have faced rallies for “Palestine” that quickly devolved into explicit Jew hatred. Earlier this week, so-called protesters discovered that there were Jews studying in the school library, and stormed the building. Librarians had to barricade the doors. Anyone even remotely familiar with Jewish history should recognize that this is hardly without precedent.

Elon Musk has officially owned X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, for one year. It hasn’t gone well, but somehow, X is still surviving.