The foreign-policy expert joins us to explain how China seeks hard power and not just economic influence in the region.

That’s the contention of a new book by a major historian of ancient Judaism. It deserves serious attention, but it also overstates its case.

Christian Renaissance paintings of the Temple are the visual record of a theology that had devastating consequences in the lives of Jews from antiquity to the Middle Ages and beyond.

It’s an enigma that’s vexed demographers for 40 years. The answer turns out not to be natural disasters or pandemics, or even economics, but something deeper: a decline in religion.

The author of our July essay joins us to talk about his ideas.

Most American Jews no longer vote in a way that sets them apart from non-Jews. But a growing subsection stands out.

The don of liberal Zionism has come out against a two-state solution. His argument is delusional and messianic. But that’s not the real problem with it.