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Jeffrey Saks


Jeffrey Saks, the director of ATID and its WebYeshiva.org program, is the director of research at Jerusalem’s Agnon House and the series editor of the S.Y. Agnon Library at Toby Press.

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  1. Editor's Pick ·

    Franz Kafka’s Jewish Endeavors, and His Strange Connection to a Hebrew Writer Who Didn’t Like His Work

    A museum exhibit, a fire, and S.Y. Agnon.

  2. Editor's Pick ·

    Three Decades after His Death, Joseph Soloveitchik’s Writings Are a Reminder That Judaism Can Weather Any Intellectual Challenge

    The man of faith who told Jews they need not be lonely.

  3. Editor's Pick ·

    Modern Orthodoxy Should Be a Noble Synthesis, Not a Lukewarm Compromise

    Norman Lamm’s elevated moderation.

  4. Editor's Pick ·

    How a Master of Hebrew Fiction Made Peace with His East European Hometown

    S.Y. Agnon’s “Mistake.”

  5. Response ·

    Bridging the Unbridgeable Divide between Religion and Secular Modernity

    By Jeffrey Saks

    In 2006, a distinguished American Jewish essayist took the occasion of his 50th high-school reunion to reflect in Commentary on the decisions made a half-century earlier in “a period of my life now...

    Bridging the Unbridgeable Divide between Religion and Secular Modernity
  6. Editor's Pick ·

    How S.Y. Agnon’s Fiction Captured the Jewish Spirit

    The last Hebrew classic?

  7. Editor's Pick ·

    The Rabbi, the Writer, and Spiritual Rebirth in the Land of Israel

    Abraham Isaac Kook and S. Y. Agnon

  8. Editor's Pick ·

    The Theological Backdrop to Rabbi Kook’s Tour of Pre-State Israel

    A 1913 trip with Yosef Chaim Sonnenfeld.

  9. Editor's Pick ·

    What the Law of the “Wayward and Rebellious Son” Teaches about Parenting

    Too much harmony can be a problem.

  10. Editor's Pick ·

    Remembering Emuna’s Contribution to Hebrew Literature

    The daughter of S.Y. Agnon, and the guardian of his legacy.

  11. Editor's Pick ·

    Must Hebrew Shed Its Sanctity to Become a Modern Language?

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

  12. Editor's Pick ·

    Tolkien, Agnon, and the Power of Imagination

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

  13. Editor's Pick ·

    The Making of an Iconoclast

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.

  14. Editor's Pick ·

    Agnon in Cartoons

    Committed to developing and supporting the intellectual, religious, and political leaders of the Jewish people and the Jewish state.