New English Review
April 2010
There is Nothing Final About the Death of God
by Richard L. Rubenstein
Instances and General Ideas: Parts and Wholes
by Thomas J. Scheff
Steel Yourself by Theodore Dalrymple
In Iraq, Is What’s To Come Still Unsure?
Vichy Rising by Rebecca Bynum
The Dogmatic Islamophilia of Western Islamologists
by Ibn Warraq
The Czechoslovakization of Israel by Obama
by Jerry Gordon
It Has Already Happened Here
by Norman Berdichevsky
The “Jerusalem Question” by Nidra Poller
A Shipwreck of their Faith by Dexter van Zile
The Palestinian “Kairos” Document: A Behind-the-Scenes Analysis
by Malcolm Lowe
Don’t Cry for Me Argentina by Geoffrey Clarfield
Ignore Indian Events at Our Own Peril
by Richard L. Benkin
Eating Our Words by Mary Jackson
Architecture and Tradition by David Hamilton
Life Is a CAIR-baret, Old Chum: An Interview with Activist “Max Vonheune”
by Jerry Gordon
A Siblinghood of Personkind
by Esmerelda Weatherwax
Poetry:
One Night in Copenhagen by Mark Signorelli
Victory at Quito by Mark Signorelli
