Israel, Gaza, and Rethinking the Laws of War
Current military codes are inadequate to Israel's situations.
May 6, 2015
From Soviet Jew to Academic Bible Scholar
"Reading the Bible was a kind of escape from Russia."
Born, raised, and educated in the Soviet Union, Serge Frolov left Russia for Israel in the 1990s. Now he teaches Bible and Jewish studies at Southern Methodist University. In an interview with David Steinberg, he speaks about his Jewish identity, his education, and his scholarship:
May 6, 2015
The Problem That Led to Netanyahu’s Coalition Woes
Not Liberman but the Israeli political system.
The White House’s Assurances on the Iran Sanctions Are Anything but Reassuring
The questions remain the same, the answers keep changing.
For Aharon Lichtenstein, Modern Orthodoxy Was Not about Compromise
It was about living Judaism to its fullest.
From Soviet Jew to Academic Bible Scholar
"Reading the Bible was a kind of escape from Russia."