In trying to take references to October 7 out of the Israeli singer’s now-famous song “Hurricane,” the competition both accidentally improved it and made her a cause célèbre.
May: The Campus Crisis
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The Exodus Project: A Jewish Answer to the University Crisis
American Jews feel betrayed by the very institutions they helped build. It’s time for young Jews to go to colleges and universities that welcome and embrace them.
Podcast: Shlomo Brody on Jewish Ethics in War
As a possible Rafah incursion awaits the IDF, the author of a new volume on Jewish just-war theory explains the moral issues at stake.
Why Are the Anti-Israel Chants So Dull?
Compared to the wit of the anti-Vietnam slogans of the late 60s, the anti-Israel chants of today are aggressively tedious. What does that say about the chanters?
Did the Ancient Sage Hillel Really Invent the Sandwich?
The truth of the tale of Hillel and the “Hillel sandwich.”
