The noted legal expert explains why anti-BDS laws are not only permissible but also just.
There were many more illiterate Jews in the Tsarist empire than we tend to think there were.
Gorenstein is best-known for his film scripts, written for Andrei Tarkovsky and others. Now, recently published in English for the first time, his own voice can be heard.
A leading American rabbi speaks frankly about the future of his own movement and other matters of pressing Jewish concern.
I expected the women’s movement to evaporate as quickly as it had materialized. It was the worst cultural prediction of my life.
Just after his moment of glory, the prophet Elijah finds himself alone and deserted.
Mosaic’s key foreign-policy analyst elaborates on his latest big essay.
A Mosaic reader was able to solve the mystery of the Yiddish expression tapn a vant, “to grope a wall.”
“Money is the jealous god of Israel, in the face of which no other god may exist.”
Like so many works in this genre, a new 350-page graphic treatment of Theodor Herzl is cartoonish in every sense of the word.
Hint: it’s not who you think it was. But his baleful legacy lives on in his successors.
To some degree, yes—but Arabs advocating a “peace between peoples” continue to face a high barrier, and need help.
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From Hebrew to Spanish to German to Italian and onward, the term is now as international as Coca-Cola.
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