There’s no more point in arguing with the UN about Israel than there is in arguing about whether Jews really kill Christians for their blood.
The generation fighting in Gaza and Lebanon is tempered, steeled, anything but fragile, and intensely patriotic.
A scholar of philosophy joins us to take a close look at the book of Esther, and the lessons it has to teach about human success and divine providence.
An American Jewish intellectual considers Israel, American Jewry, and anti-Semitism.
How the most Jewish city in America can have its next comeback.
The controversial terms, unlike “West Bank,” were in common use until 1948.
Peace demands that the cause of Palestine come to an end.
The changing contours of Orthodoxy in America.
Donald Trump, Paradise Lost, and the origins of a phrase.
I Am André.
Neither Jewish nor Christian traditions call the Decalogue by its biblical name, but the phrases they choose reveal something about their different approaches to divine law.
The legendary author joins us to talk about her new short story, about a search for the reason why a 13th-century Jewish man became a Catholic priest.
The question is not whether Zionism was settler colonialism; it’s what sort of settler colonialism it was.
Why the Jewish state can, and perhaps must, keep making bad deals to set its citizens free.
