Hizballah’s Recent Attack on Israel Could Be a Sign of Much Worse to Come
Who’s deterring whom?
August 9, 2021
For “Jews of No Religion,” Chabad Hasidism Is the Denomination of Choice
“They don’t need a rabbi for something that’s not Jewish.”
In the past decade, demographers have increasingly spoken of “Jews of no religion”—that is, those who identify themselves as Jewish, but claim no devotion to Judaism as such. Elliot Kaufman examines some salient facts about this group from a recent Pew Research Foundation survey:
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Twenty Years after a Notorious Terrorist Attack, the Perpetrators Are Still Cashing In
“I carried out my mission and Allah made me successful.”
The Costly Paradox of American Jewish Success
While WASPs won by losing, Jews lost by winning.
Why Scholarship Must Be Defended from the Temptations of Politics
Scholars pursue truth; politicians pursue power.
For “Jews of No Religion,” Chabad Hasidism Is the Denomination of Choice
“They don’t need a rabbi for something that’s not Jewish.”