America Must Not Repeat the Mistake of Letting Islamic State Rebound from an Incomplete Defeat
Precipitous withdrawal will encourage Pakistan and Iran.
June 7, 2019
Jerusalem’s Maverick Mayor and the City’s Delicate Ethnic and Religious Balance
Meet Moshe Lion.
When he became mayor of Israel’s capital in December, the fifty-seven-year old Moshe Lion was a relative outsider who had first run for public office only five years earlier. He is the first Sephardi Jew to hold the post—his father was born in Thessaloniki—and unusual in that he is a religious Zionist who was elected thanks largely to ḥaredi voters. Having interviewed Lion, Tal Kra-Oz writes:
June 7, 2019
A New Auschwitz Exhibit Gets Everything Right—but Fails by Turning the Jews into a Metaphor
No, the Holocaust didn’t happen because of a lack of love.
Bill de Blasio’s Shameful Whitewashing of Left-Wing Anti-Semitism
Which ignores the rash of attacks on Orthodox Jews.
Jerusalem’s Maverick Mayor and the City’s Delicate Ethnic and Religious Balance
Meet Moshe Lion.
Much Modern Fiction Explores the Dissolution of Families. The Book of Ruth Explores a Family’s Restoration
Three literary responses to one biblical book.