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J-Wire Jewish Australian News Service
March 27, 2018
... Israel Museum Director James S. Snyder, the Israel Antiquities Authority and its late Director, Shuka Dorfman, Amb. Dore Gold, Malcolm Hoenlein, Caroline Glick, Norman Podhoretz, Dr. Daniel Pipes, the late William Safire, Arthur Cohn, Dr. Charles Krauthammer, Cynthia Ozick, the late A.M. Rosenthal,Ãâà...
New Republic
March 6, 2018
In making democracy-promotion a cornerstone of his foreign policy, Reagan was aided by a cadre of neoconservatives, some of whom had been liberal Democrats or socialists not long before: Joshua Muravchik, Peter Berger, Michael Novak, and Norman Podhoretz. Neoconservative intellectuals andÃâà...
The New York Review of Books
March 3, 2018
Norman Podhoretz's memoir Making It was almost universally disliked when it came out in 1967. It struck a chord of hostility in the mid-twentieth-century literary world that was out of all proportion to the literary sins it may or may not have committed. The reviews were not just negative, but mean. In what mayÃâà...
The Nation.
March 27, 2017
From the mid-1950s to the mid-1970s, I counted Norman Podhoretz as a close friend, despite increasing political differences. I had met him on a visit to New York from the UK, and we shared an appreciation of the British sense of proportion and time (he had studied at Cambridge, and I had taught at theÃâà...
New York Times
March 17, 2017
“These parties I mentioned,” Norman Podhoretz said the other day, “everybody gave parties. And there was a lot of drinking. Some visiting literary celebrity would show up, Partisan Review would make a party or I would make a party. Everybody came. And it was a really passionate intellectual life. It's hardÃâà...
The Week Magazine
December 31, 1999
And the same crusading spirit that brought Trotsky to Warsaw brought Bush to Baghdad. But this conviction is founded on a fantasy, that before Irving Kristol and Norman Podhoretz the right was divided between restrained Eisenhower-style internationalists and even more restrained, inward-looking small-rÃâà...
