August: The Shameful Cover-Up of the Worst Attack on Diaspora Jews Since the Holocaust
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In Argentina, France, and Elsewhere in Europe, Attacks on Jews Are Judged by a Separate Yardstick
“This odious bombing was aimed at striking Jews who were going to the synagogue, and it hit innocent French people.”
Kafka Knew Much More Hebrew than Previously Realized
A letter from recently opened archives of the great writer makes clear how seriously he took the language, and by extension a possible move to Palestine.
Reckoning; or, the Distressing Transformation of Harvard (and American Academia)
What I witnessed in my two decades of teaching at Harvard.
What Really Happened at Masada?
The desert fortress has become a powerful symbol of Jewish resistance. A new book examines the evidence to see how much of the story, including the famous mass suicide, is true.
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The Wreck of the Jewish Museum
From its priceless collection of artworks, a foremost cultural institution has harvested mainly inferior examples for display, while submerging Jewish identity in a sea of “universal values.”Menachem Wecker
The New High Holy Days
What happens when, once a year, the urge to accommodate every consumer fashion meets massive Jewish cultural illiteracy?Jack Wertheimer
