The U.S. Is Quietly Leaving the Door Open to a New Iran Deal
Mostly dead is slightly alive.
February 14, 2023
A Haredi Artist’s Visual Love Letters to Jerusalem
Ahuva Elisha.
Yesterday an exhibit opened in Israel’s capital dedicated to the art of Ahuva (Huvy) Elisha (1927–2022), a religiously devout painter whose work was primarily influenced by European impressionism but who lived much of her life in the city’s ḥaredi enclave of Me’ah She’arim. Elisha’s paintings have hung in the Knesset and in the U.S. embassy. Emily Schrader writes:
February 14, 2023
The King of Jordan Should Help to Restore Calm on the Temple Mount
Abdullah has the power to stop anti-Semitic sermons and the use of al-Aqsa to store weapons—but chooses not to use it.
Rabbi Norman Lamm’s Jewish Vision for Bridging the Church-State Divide
“Jewish advocacy, instead of augmenting traditional Jewish values, had come to crowd out those values.”
A Haredi Artist’s Visual Love Letters to Jerusalem
Ahuva Elisha.
The Mystery of the African Tribe Who Keep Kosher and Carry a Jewish Gene
The Lemba and the “kohen modal haplotype.”