Jonathan Silver
Jonathan Silver is the editor of Mosaic.
Ben Sasse and Rich Goldberg Discuss 9/11, Afghanistan, and Civic Amnesia
The senator joins our foreign-policy columnist to talk about America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, and how the nation’s short memory imperils its security.
Rama Burshtein and Meir Soloveichik Talk "Fill the Void"
The Israeli director and the American rabbi team up to discuss her groundbreaking film about marriage and Jewish life.
What the Future Holds for Modern Orthodox Judaism: A Conversation
A video of a discussion earlier this month with the Mosaic columnist Eli Spitzer and Sarah Rindner about the former’s attention-grabbing argument about Modern Orthodox Judaism.
Was Menachem Begin a Founder of Israel?
Israel’s sixth prime minister was a leader of consequence and achievement. But how does he relate to Israel’s origins?
What the Current Situation Requires
We’re living in a period of disintegration in which the cultural and political bedrock is shifting beneath us. How should a magazine like Mosaic meet this moment?
The Death and Potential Rebirth of the Liberal Self: A Discussion
Modern freedoms leave us wanting more. The author of our monthly essay joins us and a noted rabbi to talk about how conversion came to be an antidote to liberal restlessness.
Two Views of Jews and Free Speech
Samuel Goldman and Ruth Wisse tackle Jewish attitudes toward free speech, social media, and the tendency of American Jews to support ideologies that harm the Jewish community.
The Return of Paganism and the Desecration of Self-Government
A Jewish prayer for a great, grieving nation.
On Public Purposes of Private Schools
The Supreme Court’s ruling this week will help mend America’s frayed culture by strengthening its religious institutions. It couldn’t have come at a better time.
Podcast: Dru Johnson, Jonathan Silver, and Robert Nicholson on the New Center for Hebraic Thought
On the opening of a new academic institution devoted to study of the Hebrew Bible for its moral and political wisdom.
The Obligations of Auschwitz
My grandfather, who survived five Nazi camps, built in their shadow a life that consisted above all of children and grandchildren. The same is demanded of us all.
The Book of Esther as a Manual for Jewish Survival
The political vision and theological insight of Esther speak compellingly to the dilemmas and opportunities of the present age.
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