The Abraham Accords Withstood Their First Test
Recent fighting has failed to undermine Israel’s new alliances.
June 4, 2021
The Jewish Heroes of the Tulsa Massacre
A bit of light during a dark moment in American history.
This week, Americans commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa race massacre, when white residents of the Oklahoma city—sometimes with the assistance of public officials—attacked the black neighborhood known as Greenwood. According to historians’ estimates, between 100 and 300 were killed and over 1,000 homes destroyed, along with myriad businesses and churches. Phil Goldfarb describes some instances of Jewish heroism from this shameful episode of U.S. history:
June 4, 2021
Palestinian Actions, Not Benjamin Netanyahu, Have Made Israel Averse to Territorial Compromise
Dispelling some myths about the recent developments in Israeli politics.
With Anti-Semitism on the Rise, Theodor Herzl Still Has the Answers
“There are many people with bad manners, but the Jews stand out.”
The Jewish Heroes of the Tulsa Massacre
A bit of light during a dark moment in American history.
A Moroccan-Born Jewish Artist Who Became the Master of a Traditional Artform
The grandfather of micro-drawing.