How the Human-Rights Industry Turned against Israel
Money, reputation, and preserving the narrative at all costs.
March 25, 2024
Making Sense of a Religion of Commandments in an Age of Unlimited Freedom
Rescuing Reform Judaism from the idolatry of autonomy.
In the West today, most people, regardless of religious attitudes, desire the freedom to choose their moral path and the obligations that come with it. Reform Judaism, in the roughly two centuries since it emerged, has always been aware of the tension between the ideas of human autonomy and of divine command. Yet, Rabbi Leon Morris argues, there is a need to “recalibrate” that understanding:
March 25, 2024
Where the Gaza War Stands Now
A view from inside the Israeli war cabinet.
Why America Can’t Get Its Gulf Allies to Join the Fight against Iran
They’re afraid Washington will go wobbly again.
Making Sense of a Religion of Commandments in an Age of Unlimited Freedom
Rescuing Reform Judaism from the idolatry of autonomy.
Leonard Bernstein: Proud Jew and Zionist
The story of the Palestine Symphony Orchestra.