Israeli Elections May Be on Their Way, but Not as Soon as One Might Think
Benny Gantz has put the ball in his own court.
December 3, 2020
The Supreme Court Strikes Down Pandemic-Related Restrictions on Freedom of Worship—but Not All of Them
Finding a balance between public health and the First Amendment.
Last week, the Supreme Court ruled five to four in favor of Catholics and Orthodox Jews seeking relief from New York State’s stringent limits on attendance at religious services in certain neighborhoods. As Michael McConnell and Max Raskin explain, the ruling does not by any means assert that religious institutions are exempt from public-health measures, only that there needs to be a less discriminatory attempt to balance safety and First Amendment freedoms:
December 3, 2020
The Supreme Court Strikes Down Pandemic-Related Restrictions on Freedom of Worship—but Not All of Them
Finding a balance between public health and the First Amendment.
Lessons in Democracy from One of Its Greatest Jewish Advocates
For Natan Sharansky, freedom and nationalism are two sides of the same coin.
The World of Dead Sea Scroll Forgeries
The work of knowledgeable professionals.
Some of the Best Yiddish Poetry for Children Comes to English
Kadya Molodowsky’s “humor, irony, and deeply rooted sense of Jewishness.”