Thane Rosenbaum

With the mullahs on their knees just begging for a knock-out punch, be thankful for a vulgar man in the Oval Office eager to deliver the final blow.

People who should know better seem to know absolutely nothing when the stakes are at their highest. The Pope, who is the final arbiter on Catholic teachings, appears to be only vaguely familiar with both Christian and papal history.

The good news is that the only people paying attention to antisemitism are the antisemites themselves. Most Jews, and most everyone else, haven’t noticed a thing.

A urinal in Scarsdale High School: antisemitic expression in a heavily Jewish town.

The departure of the UAE from OPEC is devastating news for Arab alliances and great news for Israel.

Not a tale of two cities, but a story of two realities—one sanguine; the other ominous.

The play “Giant” and its urgent, timely message could not have come sooner—in part because it clashes with the antisemitism we see on the news. Today a dandy like Dahl is not the problem. What we are all witnessing now is low-class thuggery prowling city streets.

We are reaching a powder keg moment in the Five Boroughs—a period never before imagined in a city so widely identified with its Jewish population.

The one community that should have shown unwavering solidarity with Israel af-ter October 7 was the Park Slope Food Coop. Unless they were tripping out on antisemitism last week, what could possibly have drawn them to the side of car-nivorous barbarians?

Those passionate about granola and mashed yeast apparently have been zealously trying to ban Israeli products since 2009.