To Invigorate American Jewry, Revive “Zionism of the Spirit”
“We do not have to account to anybody, we are not to sit for anybody’s examination.”
January 6, 2022
To Invigorate American Jewry, Revive “Zionism of the Spirit”
“We do not have to account to anybody, we are not to sit for anybody’s examination.”
The goal of the first generations of Zionists, and their precursors, was not just to return Jews to their ancestral homeland, but also to embody and disseminate a particular set of ideals. Benjamin Kerstein argues that American Jews—the majority of whom are unlikely to make aliyah—have much to gain by reacquainting themselves with this line of thinking:
January 6, 2022
How Japan and Israel Can Strengthen Their Alliance, and Why They Should
Tokyo must distance itself from Iran and from UN anti-Semitism.
A Rightwing Pundit’s Anti-Semitism Problem
“Rothschild physiognomy.”
A Yugoslav Partisan-Turned-Dissident Walks into an Israeli Novel—Along with the Daughter and Granddaughter Who Must Pay for Her Decisions
David Grossman’s latest work explores humans’ capacity to wound one another.
An Ancient Toilet Reveals the Ailments of the Aristocrats of Biblical Jerusalem