America Shouldn’t Consent to Staying Out of Iran’s Internal Affairs
The “semantic infiltration” of the memorandum of understanding.
June 26, 2026
The Liberation of the Israelites and the Liberation of America
Moses’ sin, freedom, and the birth of the “kingdom of kindness.”
In the Diaspora tomorrow, synagogues will read the story of Moses’ sin, which led to God’s decision to forbid him from entering the Promised Land. The precise nature of that sin, however, is not self-evident, and is the subject of much rabbinic debate. An analysis of this debate leads Daniel Z. Feldman to reflect on the Israelites’ transition from slavery to freedom—the theme of the books of Exodus and Numbers—and its relationship to the transition to freedom Americans will celebrate in the coming week:
June 26, 2026
The Canadian Media Can’t Mention Anti-Semitism Even When It’s Displayed for All to See
The Montreal shooter’s manifesto.
The UK Had a Parliamentary Debate about Anti-Semitic Lunacy
Islamists and neo-Nazis have set the agenda.
The Liberation of the Israelites and the Liberation of America
Moses’ sin, freedom, and the birth of the “kingdom of kindness.”
A Rural 1st-Century Synagogue
One of the smallest discovered from that era.