The Century-Long Palestinian Effort to Reverse the Balfour Declaration, and Its Implications
Substituting symbolism for practical action.
March 29, 2017
A Ḥasidic Poet Transcends the Usual Fare of Modern Verse
The two worlds of Yehoshua November.
The poems in Yehoshua November’s recently published Two Worlds Exist very much reflect the everyday—but not necessarily mundane—realities of the author’s life, which revolve around upholding his commitments to career, family, and God as a ḥasidic Jew. Reviewing the book, Sarah Rindner compares it with the author’s first published effort, God’s Optimism.
March 29, 2017
Russia, Israel, and the Denouement of the Syrian Civil War
Assad will stay, but will Iran remain supreme?
Liberal Rabbis Shouldn’t Be Sowing Political Division in Jewish Communities
Anti-Semitism existed before Donald Trump.
A Ḥasidic Poet Transcends the Usual Fare of Modern Verse
The two worlds of Yehoshua November.
Israeli High-School Students Help Uncover a 2,000-Year-Old Jewish Village
With hideouts from the Bar Kokhba Revolt.