A Three-Millennium Perspective on Israel’s 75th Anniversary
The most stable regime in all of Jewish history.
April 24, 2023
How Fans of Korean Music Mobilized Anti-Israel Sentiment
The political importance of online communities.
In the past decade, popular music from Korea—known as K-Pop—has gained a broad international audience, and the devotees of the genre have developed a reputation for their enthusiastic and sometimes aggressive activity on social media. Amos Hervitz, David Siman-Tov, and Javier Shocron explain the way the online “K-Pop community” has used such platforms as Twitter and TikTok to generate an intense sense of fellow feeling, and in turn directed that feeling toward political aims. In one case, for instance, K-Pop fans appear to have engaged in the organized sabotage of a political rally for Donald Trump. They have also turned their considerable influence against Israel:
April 24, 2023
Anti-Semitism and Propaganda in the South Caucasus
Iran is fomenting hatred in both Azerbaijan and Armenia.
Making Sense of the Book of Job
How not to read the text through a modern lens.
How Fans of Korean Music Mobilized Anti-Israel Sentiment
The political importance of online communities.
Franz Kafka Was Ambivalent about Judaism—but Much Less So Than about Many Other Things
“Even his kvetching shows a certain originality of perception.”