The Iran Deal: One Year Later
Many downsides, one purported upside.
July 8, 2016
Saul Bellow: “Jewish Writer in America”
On the novelist’s letters and a “repulsive category.”
While the novelist Saul Bellow once referred to the phrase “Jewish writers in America”—often used to include himself, Bernard Malamud, and Philip Roth—as “a repulsive category,” he remained unwavering in his commitment to the Jewish people. Cynthia Ozick, reviewing a collection of Bellow’s letters, writes about why his work endures, and about his place as a Jewish writer:
July 8, 2016
Putting the Bible to Use in Israeli Diplomacy
A lesson from the Ugandan president.
Saul Bellow: “Jewish Writer in America”
On the novelist’s letters and a “repulsive category.”
What Does Brexit Mean for UK-Israel Relations?
A mixed bag.
The Forgotten Slaughter of Ukrainian Jewry
A prelude to the Holocaust?