Hizballah Is Still Preparing for War
And replenishing its stockpiles of explosives.
October 15, 2026
The Not-So-Secret Lives of Early Modern Jewish Women
A new book reveals a wealth of documentation hiding in plain sight.
While women are not prominent among the authors of the Jewish texts of early modern Europe, their lives can be reconstructed in surprising detail, thanks to meticulous communal recordkeeping. Avinoam Stillman reviews a new book on the subject, by Debra Kaplan and Elisheva Carlebach, that makes extensive use of these records:
October 15, 2026
A History of False Genocide Accusations
In 1967, some of the world’s leading intellectuals charged America with committing genocide in Vietnam.
Violence and Lawlessness in Judea and Samaria Are a Threat to Israel
While much said about “settler violence” is false, the problem is a real one.
The Not-So-Secret Lives of Early Modern Jewish Women
A new book reveals a wealth of documentation hiding in plain sight.
The Rabbi and Astronomer Who Made the Age of Exploration Possible
Abraham Zacuto.