THE STORY OF THE AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU CREMATORIA WHITE-PRINT: FROM HORROR TO HUMANITY
A Collector’s Acquisition
At the end of 2025, an eye-catching headline appeared in several major news outlets: Robin and Elliott Broidy had paid $ 1.5…

THE STORY OF THE AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU CREMATORIA WHITE-PRINT: FROM HORROR TO HUMANITY
A Collector’s Acquisition
At the end of 2025, an eye-catching headline appeared in several major news outlets: Robin and Elliott Broidy had paid $ 1.5…

These are not statistics from a distant war zone. This is everyday Israel in 2026.
Criminal terror is flooding our streets, taking lives, paralyzing communities,…

And So We Wait …
For War to Erupt and For …
For dozens of ballistic missiles and hundreds of drones to be launched at our homes, wives, children, and elderly parents and Holocaust survivors that are out shopping or sitting in the sun.
For…

I think that William Shakespeare was stating what I consider to be true, and it is possible, but doubtful, that he was Jewish.
Shakespeare wrote, “This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou…

Eighty percent of the nations in the world support a Palestinian state, endorsing a vision of Israel and Palestine living in peace, side by side. I share that ultimate goal but view it today as aspirational, as I do the coming of the Messiah….

Some Israelis have started saying their quietly held views out loud: they believe the spike of violence among Arab Israelis reflects something that is somehow inherent in Arab culture; that schools are teaching children to turn to a life of…

The passing of Robert Duvall brought back a small, vivid chapter of my life in northern Virginia—a world I visited each week, but to which I never fully belonged.
In the mid-1990s, my wife, Louise, and I lived in Manassas, VA, where we ran…

I recently read an article shared on the Women’s Coalition Substack about Virginia Roberts Giuffre, the most prominent victim of Jeffrey…

In this episode, Rome, desperate, sends an agent into Betar.
{Note: for the reader’s convenience, I have labeled the speaker/thinkers for the first part of this story. I leave off with those labels when they become largely superfluous.}

For decades, the journey toward peace in the Middle East has primarily unfolded in the corridors of power, influenced by political leaders, diplomats, and security officials. Yet, there’s a quieter, often overlooked force for reconciliation…