The PLO Shouldn’t Have a Mission in Washington
The next bad idea.
March 30, 2021
The Last Great Medieval Jewish Philosopher’s Reflections on the Meaning of Passover
Reenacting the first stirrings of our love of God.
Around the year 1400, Rabbi Ḥasdai Crescas, the chief rabbi of Aragon, delivered a Passover sermon in which he outlined the principles that would form the basis, about a decade later, of his major theological treatise, The Light of the Lord. Roslyn Weiss comments on the work and its historical context:
March 30, 2021
Thanking God for the Destruction of Iraq’s Nuclear Program
The Osirak reactor and Menachem Begin.
The Last Great Medieval Jewish Philosopher’s Reflections on the Meaning of Passover
Reenacting the first stirrings of our love of God.
Hostility to Jews Festers on College Campuses—and Refuses to Stay There
A report from the frontlines.
The Female Heroes of the Jewish Resistance to the Nazis
Niuta Teitelbaum—and many others.