It is our nature to question and seek information concerning our ancestral past. If you subscribe to the theory, as an increasing number of proponents…
It is customary to commemorate the destruction of both the first and the second Temples with mourning and fasting on the 9th day of the…
Sometimes you just get lucky. I recently acquired a copy of “The Teaching of Contempt,” written by French-Jewish historian Jules Isaac. It had been withdrawn…
In the picturesque city of Newport, Rhode Island stands an historic edifice, the Touro Synagogue, which testifies eloquently to the early settlement of Jews in…
Ms. Pelpina W. Sahureka, Foreign Minister of the Republic of the South Moluccans, whose Government-in-Exile is headquartered in Holland, addressed a special meeting of United…
1973 had hardly arrived when Lyndon B. Johnson, our 36th President, died on January 22 at the age of 64. Johnson, who died two days…
Towns have personalities too. Let me tell you the story of one. A little Bavarian “GroBe Kreisstadt” (Country Town) of 45,000 is located in southeastern…
It seems an entire history of the United Nations could be found in journalist David Horowitz’s Press Section office on the third floor of the…
Ten score and eight years ago (February 12, 1809), Abraham Lincoln was born. He is one of America’s favorite Presidents. Every year on the anniversary…
On October 16, 1946, ten of the highest-ranking Nazi officers of Hitler’s Germany were put to death. Three more were given life sentences (Rudolf Hess,…
This is the time of the year celebrated by many as a season of joy, thankfulness and perhaps miracles. An event that occurred on Christmas…
Fifty-three years ago, on August 28, 1963 an estimated 200,000+ people marched on Washington, D.C. in what was called the march on Washington for jobs…