May 30
May 25
Strengthening the Abraham Accords at Sea
Israel’s navy can help its new Arab allies and the U.S.
The Cognitively Disabled Soldiers Who Handle an Elite IDF Unit’s Most Sensitive Materials
“My dad is a lieutenant colonel, and I wanted to follow him to the army and volunteer.”
How the Dislocation and Ferment of the 15th Century Shaped Judaism’s Greatest Legal Code
Joseph Karo’s journeys.
The Gospel Comes to Streaming Television—without Demonizing Jews
The Chosen could alter how a whole generation of Christians envisions the Jewishness of Jesus.
Like the Ancestors of Today’s Dogs, Israeli Jackals May Be Undergoing Domestication
Are the jackals joining us?
May 24
The IDF Seeks a Way Out of the Cycle of War with Gaza
Going on the offensive.
Hamas Takes Aim at a Crumbling Palestinian Authority
Most Palestinians have little faith in their leaders, and tend to think violence is the answer.
Ruth through the Eyes of Poets, Painters, and Photographers
The joy of summer, the hardships of poverty, or the paradoxes of homecoming?
Inside America’s Biggest Teen Bible Contest
About whom is it said: “A hairy man with a leather belt tied around his waist”?
Ukrainian Jews Reconstruct Their Lives in a Romanian Coastal Town
Refugees in Neptun.
May 23
Domestic Political Controversies Haven’t Harmed Israeli High-Tech
Despite a global downturn, the long-term prospects are good.
The Shoah Was Brought about by Anti-Semitism, Not “Hate”
Learning lessons about everything from “trans violence” to “climate change”—but nothing about the Jews.
The Forgotten Shavuot Rebellion
And an ancient sect’s version of all-night study.