Israeli Arabs Show Signs of a “Normalization” of Their Own
Will Arab parties turn away from anti-Zionism and toward their constituents’ everyday concerns?
November 2, 2020
Finding God around the Corners of Walt Whitman’s Poetry
“This is the day that the Lord made; we shall exult and rejoice in it.”
Perhaps the quintessentially American poet, Walt Whitman “mentions God frequently, but he is not a conventional believer,” writes Sarah Rindner. She goes on to subject the religious spirit she finds in Whitman’s best-known work, Leaves of Grass, to a Jewish reading:
November 2, 2020
Jeremy Corbyn Is a Symptom of Left-Wing Anti-Semitism, Not a Cause
Smelly ideas, old and new.
Iran Has Set Up Shop in Israel’s Backyard
There’s still no stability in the Syrian Golan.
The Jewish Marathoner Who Will Miss the Olympics Rather Than Violate the Sanctity of Shabbat
Chariots of Fire for the 21st century.
Finding God around the Corners of Walt Whitman’s Poetry
“This is the day that the Lord made; we shall exult and rejoice in it.”