Samantha Power Downgrades the U.S.-Israel Alliance
“We have a record of standing when it matters with Israel.” But will we?
April 23, 2015
The Rabbi and the Pope
The late chief rabbi of Rome was an example of what Jews and Christians can do together.
Elio Toaff, who passed away on Sunday, served as chief rabbi of Rome for 51 years. He is perhaps best remembered for orchestrating Pope John Paul II’s visit to the Rome synagogue in 1986. George Weigel reflects on the warm relationship between the two religious leaders, and their shared legacy:
April 23, 2015
The Rabbi and the Pope
The late chief rabbi of Rome was an example of what Jews and Christians can do together.
Cornel West Is the Wrong Person to Speak in Abraham Joshua Heschel’s Memory
"The term BDS has become our most reliable litmus test."
Aharon Lichtenstein’s Zealous Commitment to the Principle of Moderation
"For him, moderation is born of a burning and lifelong desire."
Immigration to Israel during the British Mandate
A new film, By Air, Land, and Sea tells the story of those who made aliyah in the 30s and 40s.