Coronavirus
“Everybody wants to think like a CEO.”
Marriage in Israel has always been allowed during lockdown, even amid the very highest infection rates. So, as quarantine loomed, my then-fiancé and I went on with our plans.
The American social scientist joins us to assess what’s happening in American religious culture as the pandemic continues to take its toll.
Enrollment in non-Orthodox schools has increased.
Not to mention Judaism, and democracy.
The latest media libel.
For Jews and for Arabs.
Let the year end with its curses.
Shortages afflict poor countries around the world, including those that don’t pour hundreds of millions of dollars into terrorism every year.
States can impose restrictions on houses of worship, so long as they are not discriminatory.
Finding a balance between public health and the First Amendment.
When the established rabbis go silent, others, including civic-minded philanthropists and charismatic outsiders with inflammatory social-media presences, fill the void.
Meet Dina Schneidman-Duhovny—and Wally.
“You are no longer oppressed. And that is a good thing.”
