July 29
How a Famed Jewish Library Put a Two-Century-Old Manuscript Up for Auction
And the sleuth who discovered it.
July 28
An American Diplomatic Mission to the Palestinian Authority Doesn’t Belong in Jerusalem
Once again, Israel is being treated like no other nation.
Tunisians Are Disenchanted with Islamist Rule
The recent coup didn’t kill democracy—just acknowledged its death.
Germany Shouldn’t Remain Silent about Iran’s Anti-Semitism
A deeply entrenched policy of appeasement.
When One of America’s Leading Non-Hasidic Rabbis Praised the Lubavitcher Rebbe
Two men with much in common.
Private Sins Aside, Philip Roth’s Biographer Fails to Understand His Jewish Context
“I don’t want you to rehabilitate me”—just to give me the last word.
July 27
How Iran and Turkey Spread Their Propaganda to Young Americans
With the help of U.S. professors.
Are Jews White? Should Anyone Care?
Progressive activists insist upon seeing friends and enemies alike through the lens of race, and they’ve located Jews at the top of the white-supremacist pyramid.
A Historian Condemns Jewish Philanthropy as an Undemocratic Engine of Capitalism
While ignoring its greatest achievements.
Jackie Mason, a Great Talent Who Struggled with “Cancel Culture” before It Had a Name—and Recovered
An unabashedly Jewish comedian who won over audiences of all faiths.
How Coffeehouses Came to Jerusalem
Imams and rabbis condemned them, but they flourished nonetheless.
July 26
To Deter Iran, America Should Give Israel a Big Bomb
The ayatollahs may doubt whether the U.S. would use it; they won’t have any trouble believing that the Israelis will.
Those Endorsing the Replacement of the Traditional Family Show Little Concern for the Fate of Children
Polyamory, throuples, communes—and children as an afterthought.
Meet the Orthodox Mother of Twelve Who Ran the Office of an Israeli President
She hopes one day to represent Ḥaredim in the Knesset.
