David Bernstein and the Argument about Israel He Wishes He Hadn’t Won
October 7 has, unfortunately, vindicated the well-known professor’s antipathy to Israel’s critics.
March 20, 2024
Why Americans Don’t Date Their Friends Anymore
For young Americans, online dating has not only replaced the possibility, it’s also made it unappealing.
For decades going back at least to World War II, Americans met their wives and husbands through their friends. Since the rise of online dating about a decade ago, that’s no longer the case. This was presented as a good thing by the dating services, Serena Smith writes: “Your dating pool was no longer limited to random acquaintances. . . . It sounded liberating; it was supposed to make it easier for people to find the ‘right’ partner.”
March 20, 2024
Public-Interest Lawyers Think Their Pro-Israel Colleagues Are “Deranged”
Members of the nation’s oldest legal union have made life for Jewish colleagues miserable.
Did a Craftsmen’s Guild in Ancient Jerusalem Identify Itself with a Figure from Greek Legend?
The possibility raised by the discovery of an intriguing inscription on an ancient column.
Looking for a Great Jewish Writer in Wartime Ukraine
A visit to Joseph Roth’s hometown of Brody.
Why Americans Don’t Date Their Friends Anymore
For young Americans, online dating has not only replaced the possibility, it’s also made it unappealing.