The UK Fecklessly Gives Hope to Hamas
Even as brave Gazans risk their lives to protest their terrorist rulers.
July 23, 2025
The Church Has a Long History of Condemning Anti-Semitism
Vatican II was a change for the better—but not a U-turn.
In the series of doctrinal reforms known as Vatican II, the Catholic Church clarified its views towards Jews and Judaism, rejecting anti-Semitism and standing against the attitudes adopted by a few popes, and many churchmen, over the centuries. Gavin D’Costa—who laid out a persuasive case for Catholic Zionism a few years ago in Mosaic—argues that, when it comes to the Jews, Vatican II was much less of a “doctrinal U-turn” than many Jews and Catholics believe:
July 23, 2025
The Church Has a Long History of Condemning Anti-Semitism
Vatican II was a change for the better—but not a U-turn.
Remembering the Druze Revolt of a Century Ago
The past and present of a small, but important, Middle Eastern religious community.
When the Gymnasium Was the Center of the Jewish Culture War
A temple to the body in Second Temple-era Jerusalem.