Jewish-Christian relations
“Oberammergau is no longer a capital of anti-Semitism.”
Asking questions, keeping Shabbat, and much else.
An “anti-Zionist fervor” has seized a number of Christian denominations.
Two religions, divided by a common scripture.
The tenth anniversary of a seminal book on the patriarch’s legacy.
Scapegoating Jews to gain sympathy, . . . and donations.
Cancel culture, 13th-century style.
From the guestbook of the Yeshiva of the Sages of Lublin.
Marcion, Schleiermacher, and the theory that the Old and New Testaments refer to different gods.
“It was the Jewish family who instilled in me singing from the heart.”
The red fence and the Gentile gaze.
Supersessionism, a controversial headline, and the toughest questions of Jewish-Christian dialogue.
Destruction vs. redemption—and the remarkable survival of European Jewry.
