June 26
Reviving the Peace Process Brings Great Costs and Little Potential for Success
There is harm in trying.
Democratic Senators Have No Interest in Persecuted Women if They’ve Been Persecuted by Muslims
Moral relativism disguised as cultural sensitivity.
A Play about a Great Yiddish Play Mangles Its Source to Make Lesbianism Seem Scandalous Again
The moral indecency of “Indecent.”
Will No One Stop Islamic State’s War on Egyptian Christians?
The fate of the Copts is now the main measure of the effectiveness of Sisi’s policies.
The Narrow Orthodoxies of Jewish Cosmopolitanism
Between Princeton and Auschwitz.
June 23
A New American Peace Proposal Could Be Very Bad for Israel
At stake: Israel’s security and sovereign existence.
Jewish Organizations Talk about Human Rights, but Are Silent When a Jew Is Murdered by a Tyrannical Regime
The case of Otto Warmbier.
Islamic State May Collapse in Syria. Now the U.S. Must Prevent Its Replacement by the Islamic Republic
Iran sent a message with a ballistic missile.
Joseph Brodsky: Poet, Dissident, Jew
The poet among us.
A Hidden Archive and the Marriage That Led to the Ouster of an Ultra-Orthodox Leader
Amram Blau and his proselyte widow.
June 22
How Syrian Rebels and Their Families Find Themselves in Israeli Hospitals
Judeo-Druze values.
The UN Security Council Resolution on Settlements Lays the Groundwork for Palestinian Lawfare
The next phase of Mahmoud Abbas’s strategy.
Without Boundaries, Religions—and Nations—Can’t Endure
Forbidding intermarriage and chasing away the little mermaid.
Hitler’s Willing Orchestras
When music could not transcend evil.