With Its Threats against Israel, the EU Undermines International Law
And it does so while claiming to uphold it.
June 1, 2020
Remembering a Bold, Learned, and Eloquent Defender of the Jewish Faith
“How God spoke is a mystery. That God spoke is of the utmost significance.”
Yesterday Rabbi Norman Lamm, a scholar and theologian who served as president of Yeshiva University from 1976 to 2003, died at the age of ninety-two. In 1966, Time magazine published its infamous cover posing the question “Is God dead?” To craft a Jewish response, Commentary magazine posed a series of theological questions to several rabbis of various denominations. Lamm, as one of the respondents, submitted an essay that displays his erudition, intellectual courage, and clarity of thought and expression. On revelation, he writes:
June 1, 2020
At an Elite American University, Tolerance and Pluralism Apply to Everyone but Israelis
A report from the frontlines of campus anti-Semitism.
How Michel Foucault Initiated the Western Left’s Love Affair with Radical Islam
The hope that murderous religious fanaticism can provide an antidote to capitalism lives on.
Remembering a Bold, Learned, and Eloquent Defender of the Jewish Faith
“How God spoke is a mystery. That God spoke is of the utmost significance.”
Herman Wouk: Above All, a Jewish Writer
In praise of an unfashionable literary master.