Hamas Is Already Preparing for Its Next Attack on Israel
The cease-fire has revived the terrorists’ fighting spirit.
January 27, 2025
A Forgotten Talmudic Tale of Alexander the Great and Rabbinic Wisdom
Athens and Jerusalem, or Macedon and Beersheva.
Of those who admire both the Jewish tradition and the philosophical, literary, and artistic legacy of ancient Greece, there are those like Moses Maimonides or Thomas Aquinas who have sought a synthesis, and others, like Matthew Arnold or Leo Strauss, who see a productive tension. Placing himself in the latter camp is Francis Nataf, who examines a rarely cited talmudic passage about the confrontation between Hebraism and Hellenism:
January 27, 2025
Why Congress Should Say No to Tulsi Gabbard
No enemy of Israel, but an apologist for Israel’s enemies.
How Holocaust Remembrance Day Became a Celebration of Platitudes
“Never Again” means nothing if Jews aren’t allowed to defend themselves against their would-be murderers.
The Story of a German Jew Who Worked with the French Resistance and MI6 to Fight the Nazis
André Scheinmann’s tale of heroism.
A Forgotten Talmudic Tale of Alexander the Great and Rabbinic Wisdom
Athens and Jerusalem, or Macedon and Beersheva.