July: The Mirage of an International Jerusalem
response
The Many Incoherences and Hypocrisies of International Law on Jerusalem
There’s a quadruple standard at work: a double standard within a double standard.
Podcast: Mona Charen on Sex, Love, and What Feminism Gets Right—and Wrong
The nationally syndicated columnist joins us for a discussion about contemporary sexual mores and family life.
Tintoretto and His Jewish Neighbors
Art historians have almost completely ignored the many connections between the great Old Master and the Jews of Venice. Is there more to be said?
What Are Those Floating Dots Doing in My Hebrew Bible?
Amid the familiar clutter of vowels and cantillation marks, a few strange dots appear. They have no obvious function, and yet they go back thousands of years. Their purpose is . . .
Most Popular
Israel and China Take a Leap Forward—but to Where?
After decades of almost no interaction, relations between the two nations grow increasingly warmer and closer. There's plenty of good news—and, for Israel, plenty of risk.Arthur Herman
The Death of Morton Sobell and the End of the Rosenberg Affair
With the recent death of the unrepentant spy, his story, along with that of other American Jews steeped in Communism, can finally be told.David Evanier
