A Terrorist Plunges a Knife into the Israeli-Palestinian Economic Symbiosis
What Tuesday’s murderous attack portends.
November 18, 2022
How a Catholic University Became the Repository of the Jewish History of the Bronx
The borough was once 49-percent Jewish.
A century ago, New York City’s northernmost borough was home to one of the largest concentrations of Jews in the world. That population has dwindled significantly since then, but the Bronx’s Fordham University, a Jesuit institution, has begun a project to collect artifacts of this Jewish community’s history, focusing on the minutiae of everyday life. Julia Gergely reports:
November 18, 2022
The U.S. Must Take Action to Prevent Iran from Getting Nuclear Weapons
Sanctions, missile defense, and preparation for an attack.
The Great Jewish Joke at the Heart of James Joyce’s Masterpiece, and Its Serious Meaning
Homeric Bloom is not; but a hero for our time he is.
The BBC’s Jewish Problem Isn’t Going Away
It broadcasts Arabic folksongs calling for the murder of Jews, while refusing to acknowledge its libelous mistakes.
How a Catholic University Became the Repository of the Jewish History of the Bronx
The borough was once 49-percent Jewish.