Six more Mosaic writers share their favorites, featuring shadow strikes, orchards, gleanings, constitutional evolutions and revolutions, serotonin, odd women, and more.

It’s said that the Oslo peace process was born in that room in Jerusalem in 1992. The truth is much different.

The former U.S. senator stops by our studio to talk about, among other things, fraying bipartisan support for Israel.

Mieczysław Weinberg wrote music equal in its genius to Mahler and Shostakovich, including one of the most powerful tributes to the victims of 20th-century tyranny.

Intentionally incarcerated there from 1940 to 1943, Witold Pilecki saw its transformation from a particularly brutal prison into the death factory it is now notorious for being.

The legal expert explains how an erroneous and hypocritical interpretation of international law became unquestioned dogma.

Lauded in Israel but unknown outside, Zelda’s poetry provides an alternative to the desacralized cosmos in which most of us live.