Understanding the Background of the White House Ruling on Anti-Semitism and the Civil Rights Act
The lack of a coherent legal conception of Jewish identity rendered the Department of Education unable to cope with anti-Semitic incidents on campus.
December 13, 2019
Israel’s Third Elections Might Not Be Such a Disaster, After All
Enabling the electorate to work through the hugely sensitive decision of who should lead the country.
After weeks of negotiations, the members of the Knesset again failed to form a governing coalition ahead of the legal deadline, which means that Israelis will go to the polls yet again in March—marking the third national election in less than twelve months. The consequences, write David Horovitz, are serious:
December 13, 2019
Israel’s Third Elections Might Not Be Such a Disaster, After All
Enabling the electorate to work through the hugely sensitive decision of who should lead the country.
From Jersey City, a Bloody Lesson on the Real, and the Imagined, Dangers Facing American Jews
Don’t expect left-wing politicians to take action against the former.
Finland’s Exceptional Jewish Community
Shaping history rather than being shaped by it.
What the Masada Scrolls Reveal about Second Temple Judaism
The Dead Sea sect might not have been so unusual as once thought.