Israel’s Daring Raid to Capture a Hamas Chief
With the help of Palestinian militias.
Today’s Editors’ Picks
Thursday, September 3
Making Sense of the U.S. Siege of Iran
Between capitulation and all-out war.
Why American Universities Produce Radicals
Our best and brightest minds have been trained to speak confidently about matters they do not understand.
Odysseus, Abraham, and the Roots of Western Literature
Erich Auerbach’s case for Jerusalem over Athens.
Isaac Leeser, American Judaism, and the Birth of American Orthodoxy
“A hero of Judaism and the Jewish people.”
Past Editors’ Picks
Wednesday, September 2
Hizballah Remains a Threat, Just One of a Different Kind
The real danger is that Israel will learn to live with it.
No, the Book of Esther Doesn’t Call on Jews to Sacrifice Themselves to Save Humanity
Dana Nessel would sacrifice Jewish honor.
The Israeli Right’s Pre-Election Dance
Moshe Feiglin and Ofer Winter threaten Benjamin Netanyahu; Itamar Ben-Gvir threatens Israel.
Restoring America’s Providential Mission
A vision shared by devout Founders and by skeptics.
Poems of the Second Intifada
“The Much-Begotten Present.”
Tuesday, September 1
Israel Decided to Stop Selling Weapons to Qatar
But that’s only a start.
To Fight Iran Economically, the U.S. Must Crack Down on Oman
The sultanate has played both sides for too long.
Abdul El-Sayed’s Lame Apology for His Defense of Terror
We have all the data we need about what he thinks.
What Does It Means to Be Chosen by God?
A new book examines “Judaism’s most divisive doctrine.”
The African, Persian, and Hittite Words That Made Their Way into the Bible
Watermelons and “religion.”
Monday, August 31
When Jews First Memorialized Past Destruction
The burnt beams and the mikveh.
Iran Is Still Killing Its People
The West should act.
The Federal Government Defends Jewish Civil Rights
It lost the battle at Harvard, but it’s winning the war.
The Israeli Right and the Pre-Election Reshuffle
Will Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir part ways?
Religious Families Have More Children—but Not by Much
The truth about faith and fertility in America.
Friday, August 28
Negotiating with Terrorists Can Be Good Policy—but Only after They Have Been Defeated
Jared Kushner has set a dangerous precedent.
The Venezuelan Marxist Who Created Modern Terrorism
Carlos the Jackal and the Palestinian cause.
The Death of Christian Zionism Is Greatly Exaggerated
For the movement to endure, it must adjust to new theological trends.
The Nazi Plan to Keep Berlin Jews Healthy before Murdering Them
The Jewish Hospital.
The 20th-Century Cantor Who Wrote the “Ancient” Melody for the Grace after Meals
Meet Moshe Nathanson.
Thursday, August 27
America’s Plan to Break Iran without Firing Another Shot
Operation Economic Outcast.
No, a New Israeli Neighborhood Won’t Destroy the Possibility of Middle East Peace
The truth about Judea and Samaria.
Abdul El-Sayed’s AIPAC Hypocrisy
The Democrats taking money from a Hamas front organization.
New Methods to Track Down Jewish Art Stolen by the Nazis
Using AI.
When the Cardinals Came to the Yeshiva
The tale of a Jewish apostate.
Wednesday, August 26
Israel Can’t Afford to Take Hamas’s Kites Lightly
They’re not so different from fiber-optic drones.
The Lebanese Army Watches Hizballah Return
The pilot zones aren’t working.
“Woke 1” Focused on White Privilege. “Woke 2” Focuses on Jews and Israel
The progressivism of the anti-Semites.
The Jews of Montenegro between Expansion and Danger
Signs of rising anti-Semitism.
Dolly Parton’s Jewish Collaborators, and Her Love of the Jewish Bible
“Nobody could quite get how the Christian Southern girl and the New York Jewish boy could have so much in common.”