Reforms to Israel’s Judiciary Must Be Carefully Calibrated
Change is necessary and inevitable. But it must not amplify division or open the nation up to unintended consequences.
February 6, 2023
Ruth Wisse Reflects on Anti-Semitism, the University, and American Society
Discussing Free as a Jew.
In an in-depth discussion with Bari Weiss, drawn from her memoir Free as Jew (originally published in Mosaic), Ruth R. Wisse discusses her own remarkable life, the state of American Jewry today, the decline of America’s universities, the perils of Holocaust memorialization, and her perspectives on feminism, affirmative action, and identity politics. (Video, 62 minutes.)
February 6, 2023
Ruth Wisse Reflects on Anti-Semitism, the University, and American Society
Discussing Free as a Jew.
Israel’s Digital Diplomacy Provides an Information Lifeline to Iranian Protestors
Reaching millions of people in 50 languages.
A New Film Tries, and Fails, to Make Black-Jewish Relations Funny
The problems with You People.
Did the Nazis Try to Assassinate FDR, Churchill, and Stalin in Tehran in 1943?
A new book examines a murky plot.