Israel and the Diaspora
U.S. Jews who care about Israel tend to be more religious and more right-wing than those who don’t.
Less lobbying, more community reconstruction.
I was reproached for questioning whether Jews should be creating new communities in places from which they were cleansed. Let me explain.
Shaping history rather than being shaped by it.
In the U.S., Jews, too, have absorbed Protestant individualism.
When “aliyah” becomes a dirty word.
Better than giving $70,000 a year to an institution where anti-Zionism flourishes.
The annual piyyut festival.
Particularism vs. universalism.
What growing divide?
Separated by a common language?
The more complicated Israel becomes, the less it is understood by American Jews.
Not alike.
He’s done nothing anti-democratic—and he’s curbed the growth of settlements.
