Benjamin Netanyahu Has Succeeded Where Barack Obama Failed
Power wisely used matters more than good intentions eloquently phrased.
September 28, 2016
Cynthia Ozick’s Very Jewish Appreciation of Literary Critics
There is no Torah without interpretation.
In her recently published collection, Critics, Monsters, Fanatics, & Other Literary Essays, Cynthia Ozick’s overarching concern is literature itself, its value, and those who interpret it. Dara Horn detects a distinctly Jewish flavor in Ozick’s approach to these matters:
September 28, 2016
Ali Khamenei’s Successor Will Continue Iran’s Descent into Totalitarianism
A penchant for conspiracy theories, contempt for the West, and readiness to shed blood for the regime.
Cynthia Ozick’s Very Jewish Appreciation of Literary Critics
There is no Torah without interpretation.
A Test of Sincerity for American Jews Who Claim to “Love Israel, But . . .”
Even a loving critic should have something nice to say once in a while.
A Short History of Yiddish Theater, Its Achievements, and Its Afterlife
An interview.