Saudi Arabia Is Laying the Groundwork for Normalization with Israel
A warm peace is possible.
August 18, 2023
To Believe, or to Seek Knowledge of the Divine?
Competing ideas about the nature of Jewish faith.
While credos and catechisms were unknown to the rabbis of the Talmud, some medieval Jewish thinkers sought to identify certain beliefs as foundational and necessary to adherence to the Jewish religion. Most famous of these was Moses Maimonides, who summed up thirteen such principles in one of his early works, and codified theological axioms in his legal magnum opus. Dovid Campbell examines some later rabbis who took a contrary position:
August 18, 2023
Israel Won’t Benefit from a Palestinian Civil War
The looming succession struggle.
In the Tradition of William F. Buckley, the Conservative Movement Must Drive Out Its Anti-Semites
“Yeah, like not every Jew is problematic, but the sad fact is that most are.”
How Jerusalem Got Its Quarters
Ashkenazim and Sephardim, Muslims and Christians.
To Believe, or to Seek Knowledge of the Divine?
Competing ideas about the nature of Jewish faith.