How Israel’s New Government Might Approach China, and How It Should
Decoupling will bring new opportunities.
January 9, 2023
Celebrating the Jewish Heritage of Turkey’s Third-Largest City
The Izmir Jewish festival.
Born in the Turkish city of Izmir, Nesim Bencoya spent most of his life in Israel, but returned to his hometown more than a decade ago to direct a project to preserve and restore its Jewish sites. Since 2018, his organization has hosted an annual, dayslong cultural festival; he hopes the city’s Jewish heritage will someday soon attract domestic and foreign tourists. David I. Klein writes:
January 9, 2023
The Moral Incoherence at the Heart of “Ethical” Investment May Explain Why It Has Become a Tool for Israel’s Enemies
It’s time to end ESG.
Education Alone Won’t Stop Anti-Semitism
“An age-old malignancy, suffused with magical thinking and the potential for violence.”
For 250 Years, the Jews of Rome Were Forced to Listen to Anti-Jewish Sermons
The coveted position of “preacher to the Jews.”
Celebrating the Jewish Heritage of Turkey’s Third-Largest City
The Izmir Jewish festival.