David Bernstein and the Argument about Israel He Wishes He Hadn’t Won
October 7 has, unfortunately, vindicated the well-known professor’s antipathy to Israel’s critics.
March 20, 2024
Looking for a Great Jewish Writer in Wartime Ukraine
A visit to Joseph Roth’s hometown of Brody.
100 years ago, Joseph Roth, a Jew from what was then the Austro-Hungarian empire, was one of the most well-known journalists in Europe. He also wrote 17 novels and novellas, among them Job, a modern tale based on the biblical story, and The Radetzky March, widely regarded as one of the finest European novels of the 20th century.
March 20, 2024
Public-Interest Lawyers Think Their Pro-Israel Colleagues Are “Deranged”
Members of the nation’s oldest legal union have made life for Jewish colleagues miserable.
Did a Craftsmen’s Guild in Ancient Jerusalem Identify Itself with a Figure from Greek Legend?
The possibility raised by the discovery of an intriguing inscription on an ancient column.
Looking for a Great Jewish Writer in Wartime Ukraine
A visit to Joseph Roth’s hometown of Brody.
Why Americans Don’t Date Their Friends Anymore
For young Americans, online dating has not only replaced the possibility, it’s also made it unappealing.