Mahmoud Abbas Condemns Hamas While It’s Down
The jihadists are “sons of dogs,” but Americans’ “fathers should be cursed.”
April 25, 2025
How Jews Helped Shape Religious Freedom in America
And how America shaped Revolutionary Jewish communities.
Besides being the seventh day of Passover, last Saturday marked the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord, the first significant military confrontation of the Revolutionary War. To mark the occasion, Rich Tenorio speaks with Adam Jortner about the role of Revolutionary-era Jews, who made up about 0.1 percent of the colonies’ population, in forming the American tradition of religious freedom. Jortner argues that one of the many contributing factors was “Jews—and Catholics as well—showing up to the patriot cause.”
April 25, 2025
With Help from Russia, Iran Has Expanded Its Terror Network into Northwest Africa
Washington should support Morocco in its fight with the Polisario Front.
A Visit to the Remaining Jews of Ethiopia
In Israel, Ethiopians count for a disproportionately high number of war deaths.
Norman Manea: Romania’s Great Jewish Novelist
Jewishness has been the hinge of his fiction, if not the whole door.
How Jews Helped Shape Religious Freedom in America
And how America shaped Revolutionary Jewish communities.
