After October 7, Israel Is Broadly Unified on Matters of War and Peace
Despite contentious debate, this election is not a referendum on national security.
October 28, 2026
The Home Minyan Goes to Court
The Supreme Court will hear a landmark case about Jewish prayer.
Since January 2021, an Orthodox Jew in Ohio named Daniel Grand has faced extraordinary difficulties surrounding his attempt to hold a Shabbat minyan in his home. The details of the measures that the city and his community took to prevent ten Jewish men for gathering to pray in a private home are shocking—a recent Tikvah Podcast episode interviewed one of Grand’s lawyers—and the case will soon find itself argued before the United States Supreme Court. Edward Blum and Cary Kozberg summarize the events and lay out the implications.
October 28, 2026
Israeli Arabs Have a Vote, Too
The two Arab parties might have significant leverage in coalition negotiations.
The Home Minyan Goes to Court
The Supreme Court will hear a landmark case about Jewish prayer.
From Mosul to Auschwitz
An Iraqi historian goes to Poland and learns about his own country.
The 400-Year History of Hebrew Punctuation
Not an invention of wicked settler colonialists.