Hamas’s Role in the Last Six Weeks of Terror
It has failed to create a broader uprising, but it has achieved some more limited goals.
May 10, 2022
A Jewish Perspective on the Merits, and Dangers, of a Supreme Court Reversal on Abortion
Roe was a sledgehammer, and wrongly wielded.
The overturning of Roe v. Wade is, to Rabbi Avi Shafran—who serves as director of public affairs for the ḥaredi Agudath Israel of America—justified on constitutional, political, religious, and moral grounds. Yet he also worries about the possible adverse effects, especially for Jews, of such a decision:
May 10, 2022
Losing Faith in the U.S., the Gulf States Are Turning to Its Enemies
Iran stands to gain the most.
A Founding Mother of Neoconservatism Reflects on Her First Visit to Israel
“The state of Israel is justified by nothing more than its own existence.”
A Jewish Perspective on the Merits, and Dangers, of a Supreme Court Reversal on Abortion
Roe was a sledgehammer, and wrongly wielded.
How a Medieval Jewish Convert Fled Her Own Family and the Crusaders
A rare tale from the Cairo Genizah.