On Its 75th Birthday, Israel’s Survival Remains a Miracle
A nation unlike any other.
April 26, 2023
Using the Legal System to Combat Anti-Semitism
Taking the fight from campus to the courts.
While the U.S., unlike European countries, does not have laws against “hate speech” or what France calls “community violence incitement,” Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and other provisions often give victims of anti-Semitism recourse to bring their complaints to court. Phyllis Chesler examines ten lawsuits brought to this end, and what they accomplished:
April 26, 2023
Civil War Threatens to Undo the Israel-Sudan Peace Deal
Even as Jerusalem offers to mediate.
Using the Legal System to Combat Anti-Semitism
Taking the fight from campus to the courts.
Why Religion Refuses to Fade Away, and How to Keep It from Doing So
Are America’s devout condemned to becoming a beleaguered minority?
Understanding the Master of Jewish Rationalism’s Approach to Spirituality—through the Writings of His Son
What Moses Maimonides had in common with his distinguished, Sufism-influenced son.