The Iran Deal Is Unenforceable
Sanctions will never “snap back.”
August 28, 2015
Remembering One of the Great Jewish Interpreters of German Literature, and His Family
A niece’s memoir of her parents and her uncle, the scholar Erich Heller.
After World War II, Erich Heller became a leading scholar and critic of German literature, teaching the subject at Cambridge in England and later at Northwestern in Evanston, IL. Born in Sudetenland, he was able to escape to England shortly after the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia. His niece, Caroline Heller, has made Erich and the rest of her family the subject of a novelistic memoir, about which Adam Kirsch writes:
August 28, 2015
Now Is Not the Time to Withdraw Peacekeepers from the Sinai
They have encouraged cooperation between Israel and Egypt.
Orthodoxy, Political Conservatism, and the Changing Demographics of American Jewry
American Jews are growing closer to Israel.
Remembering One of the Great Jewish Interpreters of German Literature, and His Family
A niece’s memoir of her parents and her uncle, the scholar Erich Heller.
An Anonymous Donor Is Funding the Restoration of a Jewish Cemetery in Lebanon
Home to over 300 tombs, some dating back hundreds of years.