The Tikvah Podcast

The clash between brothers amid Israel’s War of Independence.

A recent audit shows that a disturbing number of professors in the field are opponents of Israel.

Desecrating and sanctifying the name of God.

An Orthodox Jew wanted to hold services in his house. Now the case is going to the Supreme Court.

Combating the Iranian ring of fire.

A story of heroism or of madness?

From Genesis to the Puritans.

The first ambassador to Christendom.

Two schools of thought in action.

Reading the Hebrew Bible in its natural habitat.

The Declaration of Independence and Hebraic America.

Great books make good citizens.

Inside the logistical complexities of the American arsenal.

Does religion restrict man’s freedom, or protect it?

Making sense of the presidential proclamation encouraging Jews to keep the Sabbath.

Being drawn to Judaism and being pushed toward it.

Strengthening the alliance by replacing patronage with partnership.

The new Senate nominee defended a synagogue attacker.

A judge’s testimony.

A new Haggadah reveals a stunning act of cultural appropriation.

Rejecting eight decades of rejection.

Decades of human intelligence left the Islamic Republic exposed.

Understanding the strategic underpinnings.

A new milestone for the Israel-India alliance.

Can the haredi conscription crisis be resolved?

A heritage to be cherished, not ignored.

A Christian conservative sounds the alarm.

What the commitment to the hostages reveals about Israeli society.

A rabbi and a reverend walk into a conference. 

A seismic shift in the Middle East.