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Old-New Anti-Semitism
By Hussein Aboubakr MansourNeeding no context and infinitely reproducible, anti-Semitism is perfectly suited for the digital age.
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Public Affairs
Latest Mosaic Content for Public Affairs
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The Global Public Square Is the Real Threat to American Confidence
By Matthew KneeThe New Third World Order of social media.
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Are Beijing’s Influence Operations Really Coordinated with Chinese Anti-Semitism?
By Yang MengAnti-Semitism on Chinese platforms may be much more complex than state-coordinated information warfare against America.
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The Debate Over Gender Medicine Points to a Deeper Question: What Are Doctors For?
By Devorah Goldman“The physician who heals for nothing is worth nothing.”
Monthly Essay ·
Anti-Semitism as Information Warfare
By Eliana AikenHow Russia, Iran, and China learned to turn Americans against the Jews, and use the Jews to turn Americans against one another.
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The Resistance Moves West
By Zineb RibouaHaving lost its audience in the Middle East, the ideology of the Islamic Revolution is finding new adherents in Europe.
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The Collapse of the Shiite Islamic Republic Could Galvanize Sunni Islamists
By Daniel SonnenfeldWhat Khamenei's downfall won't change.
Monthly Essay ·
After the Ayatollah
By Hussein Aboubakr MansourThe death of Ali Khamenei and the end of political Islam’s century-long experiment in power.
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American Jews and the Rise of Anti-Semitism: What We’ve Learned and What Comes Next
By Jack Wertheimer, Jonathan Silver, and David L. BernsteinA conversation about how to fight anti-Semitism in America.
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The Universities and the American Crisis
By Ben SasseAmerican universities are descending into tribalism and anti-Semitism. To turn back the tide, we must rekindle the vision of the founders.
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Saving American Universities Requires Cracking Down on Foreign Funding
By Danielle PletkaJust say no to money that fosters anti-Semitism.
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Return American Universities to Their Religion-Friendly Roots
By Liel LeibovitzWe have a golden opportunity to remember what higher education is for.
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The Moral Collapse on Campus Is a Result of the Hollowing Out of the Humanities
By Alexander S. DuffMending a civic and intellectual catastrophe.
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Jews Shouldn’t Give Up on Universities, and Neither Should America
By Eitan WebbWhat Chabad knows about Jews on campus.
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The Future of Universities Must Be Built on Firm Values
By Daniel DiermeierAnd thoughtful, respectful dialogue must be one of them.
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How Jewish Studies Became a Tool of Adversarial Culture
By Ruth R. WisseRather than highlighting Jewish contribution, the field now aims to show Jews as victims, socialists, aberrant, or “queer.”
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Universities Need Teachers Who Want to Teach, and Students Willing to Learn
By Bella BrannonMake yourself a teacher, and get yourself a friend
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The Future of Higher Education and the Jews: A Symposium
By The EditorsLeading thinkers situate the Jewish question in a larger discussion about how to strengthen, reform, and renew American universities.
Monthly Essay ·
A College Guide for the Perplexed
By Eric Cohen and Samuel HelyarWith anti-Semitism on the rise and the humanities in decline, how can young Jews pick the right university?
Observations ·
What to Do When a U.S. President Lays a Wreath at a Cemetery for Nazi War Dead
By Avi WeissThe Bitburg controversy, 40 years on.
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Podcast: Michael Doran on Donald Trump’s Middle East Policy
By Tikvah Podcast at Mosaic and Michael DoranBringing clarity to the confusion.
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Diplomacy and Airstrikes Haven’t Stopped the Houthis. What Will?
By Ari HeisteinAny agreement the terrorist group will accept is one the West would be better off rejecting.
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How the Next President Can Help Restore Jewish Civil Rights on Campus
By The EditorsTal Fortgang and David E. Bernstein discuss how Jews can persuade America to crack down on anti-Semitism.
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The Onslaught against the Jews Is an Onslaught against the West
By Melanie PhillipsHow the Palestinian narrative exploited a self-destructive weakness in Western society.
Monthly Essay ·
How the Incoming Administration Can Restore Jewish Civil Rights
By Tal FortgangThe government can break the wave of anti-Semitism subsuming American college campuses. But it will take political will.
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Evaluating the American Jewish Response to October 7: With Jack Wertheimer, Armin Rosen, and Andres Spokoiny
By The EditorsThree leading observers of American Jewry discuss the strengths and weaknesses of its actions after October 7.
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Podcast: Gary Saul Morson on Alexander Solzhenitsyn and His Warning to America
By Tikvah Podcast at MosaicThe scholar of Russian literature harkens back to a famous warning to Americans about deep-seated tendencies that could lead their nation into societal sickness.
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Watch Andrew Koss and David N. Myers Discuss Whether Jewish Studies Has Turned against the Jews
By Andrew Koss and Jonathan SilverA Mosaic editor and a Jewish studies professor discuss if and how Jewish studies has lost its way, and whether it can recover.
Monthly Essay ·
The Exodus Project: A Jewish Answer to the University Crisis
By Eric CohenAmerican Jews feel betrayed by the very institutions they helped build. It’s time for young Jews to go to colleges and universities that welcome and embrace them.
Monthly Essay ·
Jewish Studies against the Jews
By Andrew KossAs America's universities catch fire and its Jewish students grow more fearful, the field most likely to have something to say has remained silent—or worse. How did it go wrong?
