The Collapse of the Opposition, and the Rise of the Arab Parties
Perhaps the biggest story of this election was Arab voter turnout.
October 29, 2026
Two Centuries-Old Jewish Textiles Return to Berlin
After being stolen, rescued, and brought to Arizona.
In the immediate aftermath of World War II, Moishe Saksenhaus—a Holocaust survivor born it what is now Belarus—bartered Crisco, bags of coffee, and cartons of cigarettes for two Jewish ritual artifacts dating to the 16th century. The items eventually made their way to an Arizona synagogue, but have recently been returned to the Berlin Jewish community. Toby Axelrod writes:
October 29, 2026
“Anyone but Bibi” Comes Up Short
Benjamin Netanyahu lives to fight another day.
A Michigan Political Ad Blames Israel for Rising Grocery Prices
The strawberry plot comes to America.
A New Biography of Edmond de Rothschild
The great philanthropist and his lifelong commitment to the Jewish people.
Two Centuries-Old Jewish Textiles Return to Berlin
After being stolen, rescued, and brought to Arizona.