A Plan for Cleaning Up President Obama’s Mess in Syria
Build a Syrian army from scratch.
October 27, 2016
School Vouchers, Day Schools, and Fun Holidays Can Get Children Excited about Judaism
Not High Holy Day services.
For many American Jewish children, the first taste of Judaism comes at High Holy Day services—which are long and, to most children and many adults, boring. It would be much better, argued Peter Beinart in a recent essay, to introduce children to such holidays as Sukkot and Purim, whose practices include, respectively, eating outdoors and dressing in costumes. Evelyn Gordon deems this analysis “unfeasible”:
October 27, 2016
Bringing Scholarship Back to Middle East Studies
War on Error.
No, To Call Someone Who Denies Jews a Land of Their Own an Anti-Semite Is Not to Stifle Criticism of Israel
It’s simply calling things as they are.
A California Court Prevents a Yom Kippur Ritual
Animal-rights activists vs. kapparot—and religious freedom.
School Vouchers, Day Schools, and Fun Holidays Can Get Children Excited about Judaism
Not High Holy Day services.