What Israel Gained and Lost in a Day of Fighting
Terrorists in Gaza launched 100 rockets at Israeli civilians.
May 5, 2023
Why the Outsized Power of the Israeli Supreme Court Must Be Curbed
Question of values are distinct from questions of law.
Amid protests and counterprotests, hysterical statements from politicians, and hyperbolic newspaper articles, the debate over judicial reform in Israel also elicited some careful and serious argument—some of which could be found in Mosaic. Yechiel Oren-Harush carefully lays out the case for restraining the Jewish’s state’s supreme court, defends the proposed constitutional changes, and responds to the arguments of these reforms’ opponents:
May 5, 2023
Why the Outsized Power of the Israeli Supreme Court Must Be Curbed
Question of values are distinct from questions of law.
Shoddy Journalistic Attacks on Hasidic Schools Don’t Deserve Honors
A Pulitzer for the New York Times?
Debating the Divine Origins of the Torah
A theory of “cumulative revelation” enhances the status of the rabbinic tradition.
The First Hungarian Jewish Cookbooks
Pastries, dumplings, and cholent.