Israel Slew Another Hamas Head in Gaza, While Victory Remains Elusive
Yet the terrorist group has never been more unpopular in Gaza.
May 18, 2026
Abraham Foxman, of Blessed Memory
Can we afford not to be pessimistic?
On May 10, Abraham Foxman, who served as director of the Antidefamation League for 28 years, died. Foxman, although he had his share of critics, was one of the last leaders who could claim to speak for American Jewry as a whole. Ben Cohen reflects on his legacy:
May 18, 2026
What Should Jews Make of the Nakba?
Acknowledging Palestinian suffering doesn’t require accepting the call for Israel’s violent destruction.
The Logic behind Israel’s Lawsuit against the “Times”
The newspaper can be compelled to show its work—if it did any.
John Quincy Adams’s Sermon on Aaron
Rhetoric, tyranny, and holiness.
Abraham Foxman, of Blessed Memory
Can we afford not to be pessimistic?