The American Jewish Experience

Universities fail to teach Middle East complexities, fueling activism. Satloff's new program aims for unbiased education on Israel's history.

Yuval Levin explores Nehemiah's wisdom, urging us to rebuild and defend American culture, blending ancient insights with modern civic challenges.

A surge in anti-Semitic violence in America echoes 1960s radicalism, warns historian Jeffrey Herf, highlighting rising domestic terrorism threats.

Judge Solomson's journey shows how deep Orthodox commitment and public service can coexist, enriching American democracy in a secular age.

Michael Doran analyzes Trump's Middle East policy shifts, highlighting strategic moves and challenges in his second term's first 100 days.

Explore Pope Francis's legacy, his engagement with Jews and the Middle East, and the Catholic Church's evolving stance on Israel and Zionism.

Dara Horn explores the Haggadah's theme of memory and its impact on identity, weaving it into her works, including her new graphic novel, One Little Goat.

Explore the Trump administration's complex stance on U.S.-Israel relations, balancing pro-Israel actions with isolationist tendencies.

Explore NYC's civic health, urban conservatism, and the Manhattan Institute's role in revitalizing the city with Reihan Salam and Jonathan Silver.

Explore how American Orthodox Judaism navigates modern spiritual dynamics and cultural shifts, with insights from Rabbi David Bashevkin.

Ross Douthat and Rabbi Soloveichik explore faith's role in modern life, bridging traditional beliefs with contemporary spiritual quests.

Explore the rise of kinless adults in America and its societal impact, as family dynamics shift and cultural divides widen.

Explore modern Jewish life, Israel's security, and Jewish survival through deep conversations with experts, military officials, and grieving families.

Jewish UCLA students face alleged employment discrimination, sparking a campus debate on inclusion and bias in student government roles.

Jewish voting trends challenge assumptions as new data reveals both parties must vie for their support, debunking the 79% Democratic loyalty myth.

Trump's non-consecutive term sparks debate on Biden's potential lame-duck actions against Israel, with insights from Mark Dubowitz.

Elliott Abrams explores how American Jews can strengthen their identity amid challenges, focusing on Orthodox success and broader community strategies.

Explore Emet Classical Academy's unique approach to education, blending Jewish and Western traditions, with insights from its founding head, Abe Unger.

Marc Novicoff reveals how elite colleges are more prone to pro-Hamas protests, linked to tuition, student wealth, and university prestige.

Solzhenitsyn's Harvard speech critiques America's moral flaws, echoing his Soviet experiences. Scholar Gary Saul Morson explores its lasting relevance.

Harris's VP pick sparks debate on Israel views, with implications for Jewish voters and Democratic dynamics.

Explore Kamala Harris's stance on U.S.-Israel relations and her role in the Democratic party's complex political landscape.

Reform clergy now accept interfaith partners, sparking debate on religious leadership and community alignment within the movement.

Elliott Abrams explores why some American Jews view Israel as a moral burden, advocating for a Jewish identity without statehood.

Ruth Wisse analyzes anti-Israel campus activism, its slogans, and implications, with insights into the changing dynamics of protest movements.

Explore Joe Lieberman's legacy, his impact on U.S.-Israel ties, and reflections on Zionism, featuring a 2019 talk with Jonathan Silver.

Campus conflicts reveal how chalk messages and posters reflect power dynamics, impacting American culture through elite university graduates' influence.

Roya Hakakian explores Zionism's impact on America, confronting anti-Zionist ideals with gratitude for Israel in a dialogue with Jonathan Silver.

Explore Jewish perspectives on capital punishment with Rabbi Shlomo Brody, discussing morality, dignity, and deterrence in the wake of tragedy.

Explore Jewish leadership through Meir Soloveichik's new book, drawing parallels to Plutarch's moral portraits of ancient statesmen.