Why Is the U.S. Helping Saudi Arabia Get Nuclear Power?
And how Israel fits in.
July 27, 2026
Jewish Universalism Can Be More Than an Abdication in Prophetic Clothing
Let Athens dwell in the tents of Jerusalem.
Born in San Francisco, Judah L. Magnes (1877–1948) was a prominent Reform rabbi in the U.S. who went on to serve as the first chancellor of Hebrew University. Leon Morris examines Magnes’s religious thought, his attempt to found a Jerusalem synagogue with Henrietta Szold (the founder of Hadassah), and his ideas about universalism—which he “believed in passionately.”
July 27, 2026
In London and New York, Mayors Endanger Jews by Ranting about Israel
Their words breed violence.
An Israeli-American Historian Jettisons Scholarship to Libel His Homeland
Omar Bartov: what went wrong?
Jewish Universalism Can Be More Than an Abdication in Prophetic Clothing
Let Athens dwell in the tents of Jerusalem.
No, a Classic Cantorial Tune Doesn’t Hide a Crypto-Trinitarian Message
But the urban legend reveals something about Jewish anxieties.