The War Has Weakened Iran and Set Back Its Nuclear Ambitions—Regardless of What Comes Next
What Israel and the U.S. have accomplished.
June 5, 2026
Job’s Wife and the Rejection of Nihilism
The book’s hero refuses either to give up or to accept soothing falsehoods.
In the book of Job, the protagonist’s wife suffers along with her husband and also contributes, briefly, to the colloquy that is at the center of the narrative. J.J. Kimche writes:
June 5, 2026
The Benefits of the Israel-Lebanon Deal
Concessions from Hizballah, and none from Jerusalem.
Don’t Blame Benjamin Netanyahu for Rising Anti-Semitism
It’s not just wrong, but cowardly.
How the Pope Saved the Jews of Sicily
One of Europe’s most ancient communities.
Job’s Wife and the Rejection of Nihilism
The book’s hero refuses either to give up or to accept soothing falsehoods.