Analysis
Friday, December 13th 2019
Reuven Brenner International Economy, July/August 1999 The thing that strikes one in this new, slim, book – The Return of Depression Economics – is the studio picture falling out of it. It shows the author, Mr. Paul Krugman, an MIT-based economist, resembling Mandy Patinkin of Yentl days, but with an insecure look. Maybe he is […]
Thursday, December 5th 2019
Review by: Eve Garrard This is a horrifying book. Not because it’s a bad book – on the contrary, Cary Nelson has written a very good book: clear, judicious, and exemplary in its concern for reason and evidence. But these strengths of clarity and methodological scrupulousness actually […]
By: Jacques Chitayat Ladies and gentlemen, good evening. My name is Jacques Chitayat, and I have been part of the CIJR for around 5 months. You may recognize my name from some of the articles we’ve been publishing. I began working at the institute […]
Wednesday, December 4th 2019
By: Ariana Kaye Thank you to everyone for inviting me to this event and for giving me the platform to share a few words with you. My name is Ariana Kaye and I […]
Ben Weingarten- fellow at the Claremont Institute and Senior Contributor to The Federalist. Power corrupts, as Lord Acton’s saying goes, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. History teaches us that the desire to bring down the powerful can also corrupt, and the absolute desire to bring down the powerful can corrupt absolutely. This reality was […]
Thursday, November 21st 2019 / Friday, July 22nd 2022
By Nathan Elberg In a pre-election blog post I discussed how the tent of the Canadian Liberal Party was large enough to accommodate anti-Semites such as Hassan Guillet, whose creed included the claim that Jews use children’s blood for baking matza. His racism was made public before the Liberal spin team could counter it. […]
Friday, November 15th 2019
Jacques Chitayat From the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs comes a study on the migration crisis that has been dividing and straining the European Union for many years. Fiamma Nirenstein, a celebrated journalist and author, as well as an expert in the Middle East, human rights and anti-Semitism, introduces the topic. […]
Wednesday, October 16th 2019
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By Nathan Elberg The autumn election season is upon us. In many of these elections, voters face a choice between making a sharp turn to the right or left. In the Americas, seven nations are scheduled to decide whose turn it is to lead the country; in Europe, eight. Israel is re-running its […]
Thursday, September 26th 2019
By Jacques Chitayat Strange things happen every day, so often that one can easily become indifferent when reading an outrageous and bizarre headline. Still, when Linda Sarsour, the infamous Palestinian-American political activist, announced that she would be Bernie Sanders’ campaign surrogate, many an eyebrow must have risen. Indeed, this close alliance between a Jewish presidential […]
Friday, September 13th 2019
Frederick Krantz One of the most enduring modern images summing up mankind’s indomitable drive for freedom was the deeply moving image of a single unarmed man in a white shirt courageously bringing a massive, hulking Red Army tank column to a halt, during the ultimately crushed June 1989 Tienanmen Square student demonstrations. Today, […]
Tuesday, September 10th 2019
Despite a shared heritage, successful careers with the White House, and even similar physical features, Stephen Miller and Jonathan Greenblatt receive different treatment by Jewish leadership. By Ray McCoy There is a legend, unproven as many are, that when he heard that George Washington had surrendered his military commission to Congress thereby […]
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