The Symbolic and Practical Significance of Israel’s Reconciliation with Sudan
In Uganda, history comes full circle.
February 5, 2020
America Seems to Embrace Arab Literary Figures in Inverse Proportion to Their Openness toward Israel
A Columbia professor condemns an Arab author for accepting the Israel Prize.
Over a decade ago, Peter Theroux participated in a panel discussion at Columbia University on the work of the Arab-Israeli writer and Communist Knesset member Emile Habibi (1922-1996), whose work he had translated into English. Reflecting on the experience, Theroux recalls the different ways the participants spoke of the country where their subject had lived:
February 5, 2020
America Seems to Embrace Arab Literary Figures in Inverse Proportion to Their Openness toward Israel
A Columbia professor condemns an Arab author for accepting the Israel Prize.
An Epidemic of Anti-Semitism? Not So Fast
The results of a new survey suggest an all-time low.
Archaeologists Believe They Have Discovered an Israelite Temple Contemporaneous with Solomon’s
Located just outside Jerusalem.
A Cinematic Depiction of the Jews Who Created an Archive of the Holocaust as It Happened
Who will write our history?