Zeev Chafets News Today

The exhibition is spread across two separate galleries of the museum’s lower level, including a wing built with support from the Kresge Foundation.

White politicians can stop wringing their hands: Chicagos economic diversity, political traditions, and demographic realities will keep it from following in Detroits footsteps.

RoboCop vs. the Clock Tower

From the blog of Alex Rose at The Times of Israel

Israel’s war against the PLO in Lebanon marked a turning point in media coverage of the Jewish state.

Ze’ev Chafets, head of the Government Press Office during Begin’s tenure, reveals why no one ever impressed him as much as the prime minister.

The March 23 Israeli elections concluded in a deadlock for the fourth time in two years (See “Courting Christians”). Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu once again fell short of the parliamentary majority needed to form a new government, in what Israelis viewed as a referendum on his leadership: Netanyahu, first elected in 1996, was running for his sixth term. Netanyahu faces charges of fraud, breach of trust, and accepting bribes. He dismisses the scandals as an attack by hostile...

February 22, 2021 One of the remarkable truths about those who hold a visceral hatred of Rush Limbaugh is the high likelihood they have never listened to his show or read any of his books. They just know they strongly dislike Limbaugh for a good reason, one they can usually validate with a quick search of what others have said about him along with a quote or two for evidence. The most tangible demonstration of this phenomenon is the newly discovered controversy over a brief segment Rush perform...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent his condolences to the family of Rush Limbaugh, who died of lung cancer at the age of 70 on Wednesday.Calling him a “great friend

While conservatives mourned Limbaugh's death, many left-leaning voices criticized the radio host who had been long accused of espousing racist, sexist and homophobic views throughout his career.