Iran vs. America’s Crisis of Moral Confidence
We were once willing to stand up and walk away. What happened?
April 20, 2015
Why Jews Should Care about the Slaughter of Iraq’s Yazidis
"We never met any Yazidis. But isn’t that the point?"
The Yazidis—practitioners of an obscure monotheistic religion—came to the attention of the world last year when Islamic State (IS) began systematically murdering them. Abraham Cooper and Yitzchok Adlerstein argue that Jews must not be indifferent to the Yazidis’ plight:
April 20, 2015
Is Hamas Pursuing Its Own Path to Statehood?
It's thinking about declaring Gaza an independent state.
Psychoanalysis, Jewishness, and the Murder of the Century
Does the Leopold and Loeb case say anything about Jewish identity?
Why Jews Should Care about the Slaughter of Iraq’s Yazidis
"We never met any Yazidis. But isn’t that the point?"
How Sephardi Jews Brought Their Traditional Alcohol to America
The story of raki in America.