Neoconservatism

A closer look at the movement’s birth.

Theodore Kupfer
Dec. 6 2022 12:01AM

“A daughter of Israel who loved her Christian friends and helped them make better Christian arguments in the public square.”

July 22 2022 12:01AM

The late Midge Decter was a penetrating critic and a powerful writer. Her son joins the podcast this week to reflect on her legacy.

May 20 2022 12:01AM

“The refusal to be bound by rules, any rules, turned children against their elders, impelled them to . . . destroy their brains with drugs,. . .

Tevi Troy and Yuval Levin
May 12 2022 12:01AM

“The state of Israel is justified by nothing more than its own existence.”

Midge Decter
May 10 2022 12:01AM

He laid the problems of the Middle East at the feet of the dictators who brutalized the Arab people.

Arch Puddington
July 14 2021 12:01AM

What Lucy Dawidowicz learned about the breakdown of social order and its effects on the Jews.

Nancy Sinkoff
April 3 2020 12:01AM

A lesson from Jeremiah.

Oct. 28 2019 12:01AM

One of the late sociologist’s many incisive essays.

Nathan Glazer
Jan. 21 2019 12:01AM

A book that hasn’t lost its ability to appall.

Ruth Wisse
Feb. 23 2018 12:01AM

A not-so-closet neoconservative?

Martin Rubin
May 25 2017 12:01AM

The rabbinic vs. the prophetic.

Matthew Continetti
March 6 2017 12:01AM