Squeezed between two realities on the Golan Heights.
Watch or read our discussion with Elliot Kafuman and Michael Pack about the new documentrary on the 1991 pogrom in Brooklyn, and what it means for American Jewry today.
There are now more kinless adults than those with children.
Brought from Arabic via Algerian pirates and Italian merchants, it only acquired its current meaning at the end of the 18th century.
What Winston Churchill and Jerry Seinfeld can teach us about the challenges we face.
Excerpts from some favorite conversations this year, with subjects including Tisha b’Av after October 7, the fall of Syria, raising a family in America, and more.
How the Palestinian narrative exploited a self-destructive weakness in Western society.
By way of an ancient Roman holiday and two very similar Hebrew letters.
Blinded by hatred, the Dutch philosopher dressed ancient prejudices in the garb of reason.
How progressivism turned a polite, liberal country into a bastion of anti-Jewish hatred.
Rebuilding our culture with a trowel in one hand and a sword in the other.
We Jews are the blue and white in the red, white, and blue.
How Arab intellectuals understand the latest ideological revolution.
A student-government official doesn’t want to hire Jews.
