Karol Markowicz
The Jewish Press
5, MD, United States
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Past articles by Karol:
The New Jew
It was early December when The Chosen Comedy Festival came to Miami. It had been a tough few weeks for Jews. Kanye was on his “I love Hitler” tour and it seemed like too many people wanted to hear what he had to say. The New York Times was running regular pieces about problems they saw in the Haredi communities of Brooklyn, and absolutely nowhere else, and even the secular Jews who nodded… → Read More
KAROL MARKOWICZ: The left and feminist harpies are NOT WRONG to hate Italy's first female PM
MARKOWICZ: According to the mainstream media, Italy's new prime minister is an anti-immigrant monster, a threat to Ukraine, the second coming of Mussolini and worse. → Read More
Democrats need to stop urging political violence
It comes right from the top. The president of the United States, supported by a fan-girl media, spouts irresponsible rhetoric. → Read More
Too little, too late: Disband the CDC now
The CDC allowed, with direction from the White House, Randi Weingarten, American Federation of Teachers chief, to craft school-opening policies that forced classrooms to remain closed in winter 2021. This alone is why the CDC must go. → Read More
Florida folk will flee back to New York? You’re living in Fantasyland!
As a lifelong New Yorker, who recently moved to the Sunshine State, Steve Cuozzo’s piece on how much he hates Florida wasn’t offensive. It was hilarious, writes Karol Markowicz. → Read More
Biden’s decline is obvious to everyone but the press
Something is wrong with President Joe Biden, and everyone knows it. → Read More
Mask mandates are harming our kids’ development
Classrooms may finally be open around the country, but we continue to live with the consequences of masking our children and hurting their cognitive health, Karol Markowicz writes. → Read More
Meet the anti-Fauci: Florida’s sane surgeon general, Joseph Ladapo
Joseph Ladapo, Florida’s surgeon general awaiting confirmation, opposes mask and vaccine mandates — and so is erroneously called “anti-vax” by his foes. → Read More
The incredible, disappearing — incompetent — Team Biden
The public didn't even learn about Pete Buttigieg’s break at the start, but only after transportation-related problems exploded around us. → Read More
Sorry, but a national split up just won’t work
Is it time for a national divorce? The idea has understandably gained steam — though it can't possibly work and shouldn't. → Read More
Masking 2-year-olds is proof positive we’ve gone way too far
Amanda Pendarvis and her 2-year-old were forced to deplane when the toddler couldn't keep his mask on. Pendarvis says her son was having an asthma attack → Read More
The heroes of 9/11 — and long after
The September 11 terrorist attacks made New Yorkers scared, but thanks to the ultimate sacrifice of the NYPD, FDNY, the military and countless heroes -- the fear slowly faded and we should be thankful, Karol Markowicz writes. → Read More
Read my lips: We’re not going back to masks and lockdowns again
Are we really doing this again? Are we really talking about returning to masking? Again? → Read More
Don’t let Randi Weingarten whitewash her role in school closures
If your child didn’t attend school regularly last year, Randi Weingarten is likely the reason why. No wonder why the American Federation of Teachers boss... → Read More
Cuomo is using his waning power to block mask sanity for kids
Hizzoner had announced that schools would remain closed for the remainder of the school year. Cuomo seethed that the decision wasn’t up to de Blasio. → Read More
Texas shows the way on COVID rationality
Last week, a US state decided to throw off the shackles of prolonged pandemic restrictions that have done very little good and much harm. → Read More
Florida puts New York to shame in rational pandemic policies
Landing at Palm Beach International Airport, I was ready to see how the other half lived. The COVID-sane half, that is. → Read More
A Tale of Two New Yorks
New York is alive. After months of death and despair, sealed into our homes with the silence of the city... → Read More
How cancel culture keeps COVID-19 lockdown-doubters silent
Cancel culture has permeated everything, including debates over how to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
This pandemic has politicians treating the public like children
During a news conference last week, Gov. Cuomo put up a chart highlighting where the novel coronavirus is being spread. → Read More