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Edited in collaboration with psychologists, Ben-Ari’s anthology offers 71 stories of heroism, tastefully illustrated in muted tones, in keeping with the editors’ non-sensationalist approach.
Alan Dershowitz’s slim volume is packed with many facts from which students who genuinely want to learn more about Israel and the current situation facing the country will benefit.
Edited in collaboration with psychologists, Ben-Ari’s anthology offers 71 stories of heroism, tastefully illustrated in muted tones, in keeping with the editors’ non-sensationalist approach.
The Choices Program was established in 1988 at Brown University’s Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs to teach high school students – and later general audiences – how to weigh contemporary international policy issues by weighing risks and trade-offs in considering the future of U.S. foreign and domestic policy.
Spurred on by the concerns of Brown University alumni and students, CAMERA decided to investigate antisemitism and extremism at Brown University. What we found is truly disturbing.
Only four days after Hamas terrorists brutally slaughtered, tortured, raped, and kidnapped Israeli citizens, including many civilians, on October 7
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