Socialism
In 1948, the nascent state enjoyed political support from almost the entire global left. A new book by a member of today’s left takes a close look at how and why that changed.
To Memmi national identity was a necessity and Zionism a liberation movement.
A son’s reflection on the centennial of a great New York intellectual.
Socialism, so recently considered over and done with, is now back. What does it mean for the Jews?
A fundamental misunderstanding of religion.
The socialist in the back of shul.
The DSA had a few electoral victories this year.
Making socialism work—to a degree.
Meet the new anti-Semitism, same as the old anti-Semitism.
An organization that once stood up for democracy.
Their dreams were unrealistic, but their evaluation of Communism wasn’t.
The bloodsucking Jewish-capitalist conspiracy.
The decline of a once Zionist and heavily Jewish party.
A communal, and often political, ritual that was commonplace for a few decades.
