Creeping Chaos in the West Bank
The PA’s “no-go” zones.
June 21, 2016
A Post-Modern Take on an Ancient Jewish Play
The Exagogue.
Centuries before Cecil B. DeMille, a Greek-speaking Jew named Ezekiel living in the Egyptian city of Alexandria adapted the story of Moses’ childhood, the Exodus from Egypt, and the Golden Calf into a contemporary medium. Now Ezekiel’s dramatic poem, known as The Exagoge, has itself been adapted in a 21st-century format by the playwright Aaron Henne, and debuted this past weekend in Los Angeles. John Rosove writes:
June 21, 2016
Signs of Strain in the Iran-Syria-Russia Alliance
Moscow wants to end the conflict on its own terms.
What Orthodox Judaism Can Teach Americans about Faith in a Fractured Republic
On Yuval Levin’s revolution in American religiosity.
Coins of the Jewish Revolt against the Romans
Currency as a demonstration of national independence.
A Post-Modern Take on an Ancient Jewish Play
The Exagogue.