By Trying to Prevent Escalation in Lebanon, the U.S. Has Let It Happen
Death on a soccer field reveals the failures of American policy.
July 29, 2024
The Hotels Are Long Gone, but There Is Now a Borscht Belt Museum
Food and humor.
Located halfway between New York City and Albany, at the juncture of the Shawangunk and Catskill Mountains, the village of Ellenville is neither large nor distinguished, but it was once known to the many Jewish families who spent their summers in the area. It is now also home to the Borscht Belt Museum, whose name, Andrew Silow-Carroll writes, comes from the term for
July 29, 2024
For Anti-Semites, a Jew Doesn’t Have to Live in Israel to be a Settler Colonialist
Condemned to eternal wandering.
Vladimir Nabokov’s Philo-Semitic Inheritance
And its appearance in his fiction.
Could a Palestinian-Jordanian Confederation Work?
Alternatives to the two-state solution.
The Hotels Are Long Gone, but There Is Now a Borscht Belt Museum
Food and humor.