Give Iran a Choice: Go Bankrupt, or Give Up on the Bomb
The regime’s authority, and the country’s economy, are teetering.
January 24, 2025
The Paradoxical Soul of Abraham
A new book tackles the life of the patriarch.
Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik famously explained the opening chapters of Genesis—and biblical anthropology—by distinguishing between “Adam 1” and “Adam 2.” His great-nephew, Rabbi Meir Soloveichik, more recently gave us “Seinfeld 1” and “Seinfeld 2.” In a new book, Anthony Julius, an Anglo-Jewish author best known for serving as Diana Spencer’s divorce lawyer, presents “Abraham 1” and “Abraham 2.” Rabbi David Wolpe writes in his review:
January 24, 2025
Western Countries Prioritize the Existence of International Institutions over the Integrity of International Law
Banning the Israeli prime minister from a Holocaust commemoration.
The Deal with Hamas Is a Bad One, but a Necessary One
The Paradoxical Soul of Abraham
A new book tackles the life of the patriarch.
Was Simone Weil’s Abandonment of Judaism an Abandonment of the Jews?
The wicked daughter.