The Israeli State Failed, but the Israeli People Triumphed
The spirit of ’48.
October 25, 2023
The Controversial Career of Dante’s Jewish Imitator
Immanuel of Rome.
The 16th-century code of Jewish law known as the Shulhan Arukh states that on the Sabbath one should not read “profane belles lettres or fables” such as the “book of Immanuel.” Indeed, it adds, one should not read such a book even during the weekdays, since it contains frivolity and divrey ḥeshek, apparently a reference to erotic content.
October 25, 2023
How America Can Stand with Israel in Its Hour of Need
Help it to win as quickly as possible.
Denial of Hamas’s Crimes Reflects a Belief in Jewish Deceitfulness
Epistemic anti-Semitism.
What Orthodox Jews Can Teach America about the Importance of Place
Restoring the neighborhood in an era of isolation.
The Controversial Career of Dante’s Jewish Imitator
Immanuel of Rome.