July 8
Preserving Records of Ottoman Jewish Cemeteries, Thanks to Bernard Lewis
With 100,000 photos of 61,022 tombstones.
July 7
Hamas and Fatah Make Peace, Shattering the Fantasy of Mahmoud Abbas’s Moderation
To Palestinian leaders, anything is better than a peace plan.
It’s Time for the U.S. to Place Conditions on Aid to Lebanon
Don’t bail out Hizballah.
The Antidefamation League Makes Common Cause with a Notorious Anti-Semite
Unfazed by the blood on Al Sharpton’s hands.
A Popular American Yiddish Novel about a Modern Woman’s Personal “Battle against Free Love”
Not much sex in the city.
Did the Sinn Féin Influence an Israeli Chief Rabbi’s Vision of Jewish Politics?
Halakhic thought tends naturally to theocracy.
July 6
Whatever Their Cause, the Recent Explosions at Iranian Military Bases Are a Setback for the Ayatollahs’ Race for Nuclear Weapons
The shadow war with Israel continues.
The Story of Holocaust Refugees in Tehran Teaches a Lesson in Jewish Solidarity
Strong enough to break through post-Zionist cynicism.
An Intimate Look at the First Scholar of Jewish Music
The author of a biblically themed opera, and perhaps of Havah Nagilah.
July 3
The U.S. Has Managed to Force a Stalemate in the Syrian Civil War, at Least for Now
A quagmire for the Russians.
How the Campus Crusade against Israel Suppresses Freedom of Speech and Open Inquiry
A cheap ploy made life hellish for a Jewish professor.
