Natan Sharansky
A false dichotomy between the particularist king and the universalist prophet nevertheless discloses a truth about its author.
Yuri Orlov refused to hide.
Jews shouldn’t join the mob by renaming St. Louis or “cancelling” Dostoevsky.
Remembering the truth about Jews and Communism.
Reflections on the anniversary of the celebrated refusenik’s release.
Its aim is the destruction of the Jewish state, and its result will be bloodshed.
Ukraine Has a Jewish President and Prime Minister, but It Is Still Rehabilitating Nazi Collaborators
A spotty record, despite Benjamin Netanyahu’s praise.
What moved the USSR was that persecuting Jews became very expensive.
“I benefited from many Jewish guides and guideposts on my road to Roman Catholicism.”
From Alaska to Jerusalem.
The prisoner of Zion remembers his first meeting with the senator.
A lesson from the experience of Soviet dissidents.
Don’t repeat the mistakes of 2009.
In June 1970, fourteen Soviet Jews tried to steal an airplane to fly themselves to freedom. A new documentary marks their story—and Natan Sharansky reminisces.