A Saudi Magazine’s Enthusiastic Report on Arabs in the IDF
“This is my homeland, I am part of this country, and I want to contribute.”
July 27, 2022
For Over 200 Years, Rabbis Crowdfunded Their Books
“The dry heat of Africa did not stop me and the ice of Ashkenaz did not deter me.”
In order to convince publishers to produce their works, Jewish writers in traditional milieux would roam from town to town collecting the names of people who pledged in advance to buy the books. As a token of appreciation, those names were then published in the books themselves. Elli Fischer explains what this practice can teach about Jewish history:
July 27, 2022
What Turkey Seeks to Gain from Meeting with Iran and Russia
Keeping friends close, and enemies closer.
Minding the Jackals at the UN Human Rights Council
Our man Geneva.
Religious Children Make Better Students. But Are They Also Less Ambitious?
God, Grades, and Graduation.
For Over 200 Years, Rabbis Crowdfunded Their Books
“The dry heat of Africa did not stop me and the ice of Ashkenaz did not deter me.”