Should Arab Israelis Be Conscripted into the IDF?
What makes the Druze different.
August 22, 2018
The Permanent Worth of Cynthia Ozick’s Fiction
Jewish literature, like Jews, will either become more overtly Jewish, or cease to be Jewish at all.
With the death of Philip Roth in May, there was much revived discussion of his place in American literature, and in American Jewish literature especially. Yet for all Roth’s talents, writes Ari Hoffman, it will be Cynthia Ozick—arguably the greatest living American Jewish literary figure—who has created work that will withstand the test of time:
August 22, 2018
Calling Israel a “Settler-Colonial Project” Is Itself Anti-Semitic
The problem with Jeremy Corbyn’s defenders.
If Kofi Annan Was the “World’s Conscience,” Then the World Has No Conscience
The tainted legacy of the late UN secretary general.
The Permanent Worth of Cynthia Ozick’s Fiction
Jewish literature, like Jews, will either become more overtly Jewish, or cease to be Jewish at all.
The Meteorologist-Turned-Professor Who Discovered the Parallels between Talmudic and Zoroastrian Law
Remembering Yaakov Elman.