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When Zionism was maligned at the UN, he fought for truth — what would he say today?
Fifty years ago this week, the U.N. passed a resolution describing Zionism as racism. Daniel Patrick Moynihan was the lone ...
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Zohran Mamdani v. Pat Moynihan: The anti-Zionist racist and the man who fought the UN’s ‘Zionism is racism’
Fifty years ago, on Nov. 10, 1975, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a patriotic New York liberal, led the West’s fight against the UN’s Zionism is racism resolution. Moynihan called this assault on Israel ...
Wide swaths of the party have been critical of the lawmakers, but were they actually practicing a kind of bygone ...
Sociologist Daniel Patrick Moynihan once warned that societies have a habit of “defining deviancy down” — adapting to what ...
Readers respond to Post articles and commentary. Regarding the Nov. 2 front-page article “ U.S. strikes not bound by war law, ...
The United Nations made the worst mistake in its history, 50 years ago Monday, and it still hasn’t recovered. The General Assembly adopted Resolution 3379, declaring that “Zionism is a form of racism ...
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With Trump administration-brokered Gaza ceasefire, Israel has a chance to rebuild frayed international relations
A half-century ago, Israel found itself deeply isolated when the United Nations passed a resolution equating Zionism with racism.
Dr. Patrick Moynihan, an American politician, diplomat and social scientist was known for coining the phrase, “Benign Neglect.” By that he meant that for certain public policy issues, the best policy ...
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