Recent Protests Show That Golani Druze Are Feeling More Israeli
No longer looking to Syria.
September 6, 2023
A British Philosopher Recalls Talking about King David and Churchill with David Ben-Gurion
“Socrates, gurus, rebbes—same thing, no difference, deep wisdom.”
In 1986, the Jewish Quarterly Review celebrated the centenary of David Ben-Gurion’s birth by publishing the Russian-born Anglo-Jewish philosopher Isaiah Berlin’s recollections of their personal encounters. The second of these took place in New York City during World War II, when Berlin, seeking the American Zionist activist Ben Cohen, knocked on a hotel-room door and found himself greeted by a surprised pajama-clad Ben-Gurion.
September 6, 2023
The IDF’s Duty Is to Defend the Jewish State, Not the Politics of Its Loudest Protestors
The dangers of refusal to serve.
The Challenges Facing American Jewry at the End of the Century—25 Years Later
The rise of the “nones” and the value of freedom of expression.
Avram Davidson’s Discovery of Judaism and Journey to Science-Fiction Fame
His fantasies contained only a few Jewish themes.
A British Philosopher Recalls Talking about King David and Churchill with David Ben-Gurion
“Socrates, gurus, rebbes—same thing, no difference, deep wisdom.”