November: The Rise of American Zionism
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How World War I Changed the Course of American Zionism
The war and the danger to European Jewry brought with them a fervor that Jewish activists could only wish for these days.
When Did Judaism Begin?
A new book called The Origins of Judaism places the momentous occurrence much later in time than that proposed by most scholars. Is it right?
Did a 15th-Century Jew Beat Gutenberg to the Printing Press?
A newly released academic study hints as much.
In Israel and America, Haredi Jews Are Starting To Vote Like Everyone Else
Ultra-Orthodox Jews no longer vote in blocs and are now enthusiastic participants in national ideological movements. They may rue the change.
