Fighting Hizballah Should Be on the U.S. Anti-Corruption Agenda
The organization’s network of crime and graft stretches from West Africa to Paraguay.
May 9, 2023
A Haredi Reflection on the Zionist Miracle
A call to action and a trial.
Today, Ḥaredim still tend to shun the label “Zionist,” even if most would be just as uncomfortable to be labeled as anti-Zionists. Moreover, writes Yehoshua Pfeffer, it is hard for any religious Jew to deny that, as Israel enters its 75th year, its creation and survival is nothing short of miraculous.
May 9, 2023
A Haredi Reflection on the Zionist Miracle
A call to action and a trial.
The Soviet Jewish Poet Who Died Because of a Poem
Two new books bring Osip Mandelstam to an English-language audience.
When Shanghai Was an Intellectual Capital of Sephardi Jewry
“A fearless exponent of traditional Judaism and Jewish nationalism.”
Remembering the Murder of Jews in Medieval Germany, and Its Impact on the Jewish Calendar
The Rindfleisch massacres.