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The true origins of one-nation conservatism
Disraeli is wrongly credited with the strand of conservatism that seeks to unify the two nations of rich and poor. As Lord ...
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Jews must stand tall, reclaim our identity, and embody the legacy of Benjamin Disraeli
The recent Oxford Union debate, whose members voted overwhelmingly that Israel is an apartheid state committing genocide, was a stark reminder of the persistent antisemitism in academia ...
The Battle of Isandlwana evokes triumph of African people over British imperialism
Today, 146 years later, we recall the triumph of the Zulu nation over British imperialism, we remember the selfless sacrifice ...
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The Rise of Conservative Jewish Politics: What It Means and Why It is Signficant
Among those contributing to the evolution of conservative political thought were Isaiah Berlin, Benjamin Disraeli, Horace Gunzburg, Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, and Leo Strauss. The emergence of various ...
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This week in Jewish history: The miracle of Hanukkah and the birth of Jesus
Birthday of Benjamin Disraeli. The British statesman, author, and first Jew to serve as prime minister is famous for this retort: ”Yes, sir, I am a Jew, and when the right honorable gentlemen ...
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Why Britain became more democratic, 1851–1928
The desire to reform in order to gain support for a political party can be seen most clearly by the actions of Benjamin Disraeli and the Tory party. His aim was to “dish the Whigs” (defeat the ...
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Pressure for democratic reform up to 1884
The desire to reform in order to gain support for a political party can be seen most clearly by the actions of Benjamin Disraeli and the Tory party. His aim was to “dish the Whigs” (defeat the ...