The Flimsy Legal Case That Jews Don’t Belong in the West Bank
A law jurists have only applied to Israel.
August 14, 2023
Remembering Nechama Tec, the Survivor-Turned-Scholar
The historian behind the movie Defiance.
Born in Lublin in 1931, Nechama Tec survived the Holocaust by hiding with a Catholic family. She immigrated to Israel in 1949, married, and later moved with her husband to the U.S. Although she is best known among American Jews for her autobiography Dry Tears, which tells the story of her wartime experiences, she was also an accomplished sociologist who wrote several groundbreaking scholarly studies of the Shoah. She died on August 3 at the age of ninety-two. Richard Sandomir writes:
August 14, 2023
Anti-Semitism and the Degradation of the Humanities Go Hand in Hand
The Right to Maim comes to Princeton.
How Israel Can Counter Iran in Africa
Careful diplomacy in a volatile area of global competition.
Is Religion the Antidote for Overstressed, Overachieving Kids?
A fundamental idea about the human person.
Remembering Nechama Tec, the Survivor-Turned-Scholar
The historian behind the movie Defiance.