April 21
Leaking Israeli Attack Plans Is a Tool of U.S. Policy
But whose, and for what purpose?
To End the Current Standoff, Universities Have to Restore Their Lost Credibility
By abandoning learning in favor of activism, America’s colleges have forfeited their purpose.
By Elevating Cranks, the New Media Have Catapulted Anti-Semites to Prominence
A visit to the fever swamps.
Henry VIII’s Jewish Musicians
And the tragedy of Jews in Western music.
A Veteran Educator Comments on the Transformation of American Orthodoxy
An interview with Yosef Blau.
April 18
Libya Gave Up Its Nuclear Aspirations Completely. Can Iran Be Induced to Do the Same?
When America showed its willingness to use force.
The Attack on Governor Shapiro Is Symptomatic of the Pro-Palestinian Movement
The correct Jewish response comes straight out of the Haggadah.
Harvard’s Former President Goes Wobbly on Anti-Semitism
Perhaps Larry Summers sees anti-Semitism as a temporary but unfortunate illness.
Why a Jewish Painter Put Jesus in His Israeli Passover Scene
A first seder, not a last supper.
For the Rabbis, There Was No Limit to the Honor Due One’s Parents
Old age and the Fifth Commandment.
April 17
The British Lawyers Going to Court for Hamas
Perhaps giving banned terrorist groups legal rights was a mistake.
Canada’s New Prime Minister Is Failing His Country’s Jews
Mark Carney denounces Israel for violating Gaza’s “territorial integrity.”
Nobody Knows How to Fight Anti-Semitism. But We Do Know How to Raise Committed Jews
Communal priorities in hostile times.
Abraham Lincoln’s God
For the sixteenth president, freedom was something holy.