South America
Unprecedented numbers of individuals with some historical connection to the Jewish people are seeking closer contact with it, and many are aspiring to join it.
The immediate economic effects are insignificant, but the long-term implications are deeply disturbing.
For starters: threaten Israel, kill Jews in South America, terrorize Lebanon, and destabilize Iraq.
The recent murder of Alberto Nisman, who was investigating the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, has brought renewed attention to. . .
Although the Lebanon-based terrorist organization is currently focused on defending Bashar al-Assad’s control of Syria and Lebanon, recent statements by its leaders are reminders that. . .
The South American nation of Suriname was once home to a thriving community of Sephardi Jews, who had come there and to other Caribbean lands. . .