Iran Is Sending a Clear Message, but Will America Listen?
By charging an American reporter with espionage.
May 11, 2015
Religious Pluralism and Israel’s New Government
American Jews should treat the Israeli political situation realistically.
Benjamin Netanyahu has brought Israel’s two major ultra-Orthodox (ḥaredi) parties, United Torah Judaism (UTJ) and Shas, into his new governing coalition. Many American Jews would no doubt prefer that Israel display a greater separation of synagogue and state and more religious pluralism; however, writes Jonathan Tobin, they should assess the situation with some realism:
May 11, 2015
According to Vladimir Putin, the Hitler-Stalin Pact Wasn’t So Bad After All
He's now painting the Nazi-Soviet alliance in a positive light.
Counting the Omer and the Significance of Jewish Law
"Cyclical time is deeply conservative; covenantal time is profoundly revolutionary."
Religious Pluralism and Israel’s New Government
American Jews should treat the Israeli political situation realistically.
Herod’s Contribution to Judean Architecture
Herod the trendsetter?