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Canadian Doctors Are Choosing Death. We Should Choose Life
The anti-euthanasia activist Liz Carr argues that the law should protect us “even from ourselves.”

Response
A new political party may be too little and too late to change the growing hostility towards Haredim, even from those who once tolerated them.

Gleanings
Confronted with the problem of evil, the Bible and Dostoevsky offer what philosophy cannot.

The Seeing Eye
A tale of two museums.

Essay
After decades devoted to survival, a new generation is asking what it owes the Jewish state.
Tehran is squeezed, but that might not be enough.
Thank God for checkpoints.
A case coming before the Supreme Court has major implications for religious liberty.
What we know of the Jews of pre-Islamic Arabia.
Reversing the damage of fascism and Communism.

October 21, 2026

July 21, 2026
As Israelis fight and then come home, Homer’s Odyssey helps them understand their own experiences.

May 18, 2026
Sixty years ago, Leo Strauss spoke against forsaking the Jewish heritage. Now, when assimilation appears easier than ever and when anti-Semitism has found renewed force in American politics, his message is more relevant than ever.

May 14, 2026
The Gavriel Tirosh Affair and the costs of Jewish restraint.

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