Syria Gives Up Its Nuclear Material, and Its Russian Bases
A diplomatic win for Israel and the U.S.
August 14, 2026
The Last Jews of Cochin
In 1000 CE, their ancestors received a charter from a Hindu king.
The city of Kochi (formerly Cochin) was once one of the major centers of India’s diverse Jewish population. Today, few Jews remain. Deepa Bharath profiles two of them: Keith Hallegua, who cares for the 458-year-old synagogue in the neighborhood known as Jew Town, and Elias Josephai, who cares for the Kadavumbagam Synagogue on the other side of the city.
August 14, 2026
Celebrating Middle Eastern Enclaves in New York Means Denigrating Jews
Are Jews welcome in Habibi city?
Voting to Make Israel Defenseless Isn’t “Ironclad Support”
Jon Ossoff’s lie.
When a Yiddish Poet Went to a Lubavitch Rabbi to Bury His Father
Peretz Markish and the rebbe’s mother.
The Last Jews of Cochin
In 1000 CE, their ancestors received a charter from a Hindu king.