Israel’s Priorities in Syria
Making friends and destroying weapons.
December 11, 2024
What Made Hitler’s Henchmen Tick
A new book sheds a little light on a cosmic puzzle.
Perhaps the best way to understand the intellectual deformations of anti-Semitism or the psychologies of those who serve totalitarian regimes is through literary explorations like Kafka’s. But for those who prefer the historical method, it’s hard to do much better than the careful works of Richard J. Evans, who recently wrote Hitler’s People, a study of the 22 high-ranking Nazis closest to Führer. Josef Joffe writes in his review:
December 11, 2024
A Report from the Frontlines of Israel’s War
And lessons for America.
Putting Israel on Trial, Kafka Style
The real-life court of The Trial—with law degrees from Harvard, subscriptions to the New Yorker, and opinions from Tehran.
What Made Hitler’s Henchmen Tick
A new book sheds a little light on a cosmic puzzle.
A Weekly Journal for Jewish Cantors from 19th-Century Germany
Need a new tune for the prayer for dew? Or a job for your daughter?