What Can Israel’s Cyberwar with Iran Accomplish?
Last week, electronic sabotage shut down over 4,000 Iranian gas stations.
November 2, 2021
Poems and Prayers Reveal the Inner Lives of the Hidden Jews of Mexico
“In just thinking of Him my spirit rejoices.”
After the Spanish monarchy outlawed Judaism in 1492, many Jewish converts to Catholicism and their descendants who sought to practice their religion in secret fled to the New World, hoping to be far from the watchful eyes of neighbors and ecclesiastical authorities. But the inquisition soon followed them, and was established in Mexico in 1521—where it was not abolished until 1820. Mark Schneegurt discusses what the poems and prayers of Mexican crypto-Jews reveal about their inner lives:
November 2, 2021
When It Comes to Fueling the Global Economy, the U.S. and Israel Can Work Together
The age of fossil-fuel dependence is over.
Europe Will Miss Its Jews Not as Participants in Its Culture, but as Convenient Scapegoats
It’s possible to be a Muslim-American or a Jewish-American, but not a Swedish Jew.
Poems and Prayers Reveal the Inner Lives of the Hidden Jews of Mexico
“In just thinking of Him my spirit rejoices.”
An Ancient Jar May Hold the Secret to the Location of a Biblical City
Aram or Israel?