Israel’s Divided Unity Government
A coalition agreement like no other.
April 22, 2020
Even When They Are Apart, Jews Are Never Alone
Sermons in solitude.
As of March 14, New York City’s Shearith Israel synagogue—America’s oldest Jewish congregation—suspended Sabbath services due to the pandemic. This is the first time that services have been canceled since 1776, when the congregants fled Manhattan ahead of the advancing British army. Its rabbi, Meir Soloveichik, contemplates the current situation and what it means for Jews’ religious and communal life:
April 22, 2020
Negotiations with Iran Won’t Make the U.S., or the Middle East, Any Safer
At heart, the regime is a revolutionary organization.
Coronavirus-Related Anti-Semitism Finds Its Way to the Pages of a Prestigious Medical Journal
New libels in the Lancent.
A New Documentary Tells the Story of a Concentration Camp Guard Who Might Have Been “Ivan the Terrible”—or Just a Terrible Ivan
The Devil Next Door.
Even When They Are Apart, Jews Are Never Alone
Sermons in solitude.