Confronting the Very Real Possibility of a Nuclear Iran
What if the mullahs already have the bomb?
April 2, 2021
Precious Haggadot, from 12th-Century Cairo to Spain on the Eve of Expulsion
Exploring the world’s largest collection.
The National Library of Israel, not surprisingly, holds the world’s largest collections of rare Haggadot—as the texts of the Passover seder’s liturgy are known. Oldest among them is an incomplete, but entirely legible, 12th-century folio, which Maya Margit describes:
April 2, 2021
The Palestinian Authority Is Making It Harder for the U.S. to Help It
Paying terrorists while shutting down civil society.
The Iron Dome’s Tenth Birthday Is a Cause for Celebration
Even its critics cannot deny that it saves lives.
Insisting He Wasn’t a Jewish Writer, Philip Roth Couldn’t Stop Writing about the Jews, or Caring What They Thought of Him
A new biography is a “narrative masterwork.”
Precious Haggadot, from 12th-Century Cairo to Spain on the Eve of Expulsion
Exploring the world’s largest collection.