February 3
Gaza’s Quiet Dissenters
“If you say, ‘I don’t want war,’ you’re branded a traitor.”
Taking a Page from the KGB Playbook, Russia Supports Neo-Nazis across the Globe
The Iran of white supremacism.
Israel Risks Learning All the Wrong Lessons from American Politics, and None of the Right Ones
Democracy is doing just fine in the Jewish state.
The Jewish Football Coach Who Shook Up Athletics, and Protestant Dominance, at Harvard
Arnold Horween, Jewish sports hero.
Jerusalem’s Millennium-Old Moat
Meant to keep Crusaders out.
February 2
Will America Invite Israel to Join Its Multinational Coalitions?
And should Israel want to join them?
The Association for Jewish Studies Surrenders to Progressive Hatred for the Wrong Kinds of Jews
Israel and the Orthodox become predictable targets.
An Indiana Court’s Abortion Ruling Misconstrues Freedom of Religion
Undermining religious liberty by overextending it.
Remembering Ilan Ramon, Astronaut and Hero
“I represent the state of Israel and the Jewish people.”
How, and Why, the Talmud Got Its Distinctive Look
The 500-year-old page layout reflects the text’s essence.
February 1
How Israel Can Help the U.S. Confront China and Iran
From client to partner.
So Long as Palestinians Celebrate Bloodshed, Peace Will Remain Out of Sight
The “cycle of violence” returns.
Ed Koch: Happy Political Warrior and Proud Jew
The New York City mayor made the enemies of Jews, and of the Jewish state, his own.
The Rabbi Who Tried to Cancel Maimonides—and Then Repented
Jonah of Girona.
