Making Sense of the Jihad in Nigeria
Not a simple case of Muslims vs. Christians.
December 11, 2025
Anti-Semitism at the University? It’s an Old Story
Revisiting Mihail Sebastian’s novel of 1930s Romania.
While many American Jews are surprised that college campuses have become epicenters of hostility toward Jews, the fact would be unremarkable to anyone who had attended a Central European university between the two world wars. Thus it is a fitting time to revisit the Romanian writer Mihail Sebastian’s autobiographical novel For Two Thousand Years, first published in 1934 and reviewed by Ruth Wisse in Mosaic in 2017. Ronit Mazovskiy reflects on the narrator’s experiences:
December 11, 2025
Are Israeli Haredim on the Precipice of Massive Disruption?
An economic concept could explain what’s happening.
An Israel-Hating Senator’s Petty Attack on a Jewish Critic
Chris Van Hollen’s cheap shot.
Anti-Semitism at the University? It’s an Old Story
Revisiting Mihail Sebastian’s novel of 1930s Romania.
A Rabbi Becomes the FDNY’s First Chief Chaplain
Meet Joseph Potasnik.