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Toby Greene on Londonistan by Melanie Phillips

Toby Greene on Londonistan by Melanie Phillips

October 20, 2009 | Toby Greene
The Challenge of Radical Islam in Britain Londonistan by Melanie Phillips. Encounter Books, 2008, 352pp. Reviewed by Toby Greene
Canadian Jews and Multiculturalism: Myths and Realities

Canadian Jews and Multiculturalism: Myths and Realities

November 14, 2007 | Michael Brown
Since the British conquest in 1759, Canada has experienced multiculturalism in three phases: (1) a period of multiculturalism manqué from 1759 to 1971; (2) a period of official multiculturalism that began in 1971 and is still running its course; and (3) the beginning of an open society paying only mild lip service to multiculturalism that has been emerging since the late 1990s. Each period has had advantages and disadvantages for the Jewish collective and for individual Jews. Often the interests
Israel, The European Commission, Europe, and the Netherlands

Israel, The European Commission, Europe, and the Netherlands

September 22, 2006 | Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld
During my commissionership, all matters concerning foreign policy were in the hands of the Italian president Romano Prodi and the British commissioner for international relations Chris Patten. Israel was not a much-debated topic in the Commission. Patten occasionally put it on our agenda.
From Binationalism to Multiculturalism to the Open Society: The Impact on Canadian Jews

From Binationalism to Multiculturalism to the Open Society: The Impact on Canadian Jews

July 16, 2006 | Michael Brown
Intermarriage and Jewish Leadership in the United States

Intermarriage and Jewish Leadership in the United States

April 16, 2006 | Steven Bayme