I first met Natan Sharansky in the early 1990s, when he was president of the newly formed Zionist Forum, the umbrella organization representing former Soviet Jewish activists. At the time, he also served as an associate editor of The Jerusalem Report , where he wrote...
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 UN’s Secretariat building. His desk and walls were a virtual collage, crammed with papers and photographs. The shelves were...
We know practically nothing about her. What we do know comes from a single document written in 1947. From a family that included impressive Torah scholars, she was highly influenced by a man born and baptized a Catholic, raised for the priesthood, yet spent all his...