China and Russia Have Started a New Cold War. Here’s What the West Can Do to Win It
A briefing on the crisis in Ukraine, and what it means for the world.
March 14, 2022
American Orthodox Jewry Is Experiencing a Major Geographic Shift
New York City is no longer the sole center of gravity.
For many years, Orthodox Jews in the U.S. became increasingly concentrated in a few urban areas—most importantly New York City and its environs—where they could enjoy the benefits that come with a large community of the observant. Michael Feldstein notes evidence that this trend has now been reversed:
March 14, 2022
Europe Needs Israeli Natural Gas
The eastern Mediterranean must be part of ending dependence on Russian energy.
As al-Qaeda’s “Twentieth Hijacker” Leaves Guantanamo, It’s Time to Ask Tough Questions about the War on Terror
Is it over, or isn’t it?
When Saul Bellow Met the Polish-Jewish Historian Who Influenced His Work
Great Jewish writers in three languages visit the Yiddishists.
American Orthodox Jewry Is Experiencing a Major Geographic Shift
New York City is no longer the sole center of gravity.