Category Archives: Essays

Sam Ser of The Jerusalem Post has published (yesterday June 19, 2008) his interview with me conducted about a month ago now, in mid-May:   A simmering hatred Jun. 19, 2008 Sam Ser , THE JERUSALEM POST With common motifs … Continue reading →

The perspicacious journalist Diana West, who, full disclosure, is also a dear friend, has written about the seamless connections between my vocational and “avocational” pursuits.   Diana West Friday, June 13, 2008   On Sept. 11, 2001, Andrew Bostom, an … Continue reading →

* Frontpage Interview’s guest today (June 13, 2008) is Andrew G. Bostom, M.D., M.S. and the author of the highly acclaimed The Legacy of Jihad: Islamic Holy War and the Fate of Non-Muslims. He is an Associate Professor of Medicine … Continue reading →

Author Rael Isaac reviews The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism at Human Events today, June 11, 2008:   A Book Review: The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism, edited by Andrew G. Bostom Bostom’s new book shreds two myths that have become almost … Continue reading →

 Yesterday, Thursday, June 5, 2008 during an interview on the National Public Radio Boston affiliate (WBUR) program “Here and Now,” with Robin Young, author James Carroll opined with distressingly ignorant certitude,   “The Christian tradition of antisemitism has spread like … Continue reading →

Yesterday, 6/3/08, The American Thinker published an essay of mine which highlights how the main Antisemitic motifs in the Koran, hadith, and sira are expounded in contemporary Islamic school textbooks, including those used in the US   Here are the … Continue reading →

I was interviewed by Rabbi Joseph Potasnik and Deacon Kevin McCormack for the longstanding WABC radio show “Religion  on the Line.” The audio link is available courtesy of Pamela Geller at Atlas Shrugs.   About an hour earlier I was … Continue reading →

Courageous Indian journalist Kanchan Gupta reflects on his immediate post 9/11 sojourn in Cairo, and the ongoing legacy of similar hatemongering Muslim denial of their bloody jihad depredations in India, from Jammu-Kashmir, to Hyderabad, to the recent Jaipur bombings.   … Continue reading →

Audio Link is available now, here, by clicking on button marked “Media Clips” Andrew Bostom and Hillel Fradkin My lecture yesterday at The Hudson Institute, Washington, DC, Wednesday, May 21, 2008, is published today at FrontPage The lecture was filmed … Continue reading →

  Dr. Robert Kaplan has written an extensive, and thoughtful review-meditation on “The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism” posted today at The American Thinker. (Robert Kaplan received his doctorate in history from Cornell University, and is the author of Forgotten Crisis: … Continue reading →