America Must Stand Up to Iran, for Israel’s Sake and Its Own
The only way to ensure a stable Middle East is to destroy the ayatollahs’ nuclear program.
October 20, 2023
Madness, Death, and Chaos in the Poems of Anthony Hecht
An American Jewish poet and his searing wartime experience.
Although the poet Anthony Hecht never earned the fame of his friend and high-school classmate Jack Kerouac, he won a Pulitzer for his work in 1968, and was much admired in literary circles. Adam Kirsch reviews David Yezzi’s new biography:
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Why Egypt Is Wrong Not to Accept Refugees from Gaza
The defeat of Hamas would bolster Egyptian security.
Anti-Israel Demonstrators Rejoiced Not Despite the Brutality, but Because of It
Scenes in London that make the blood run cold.
Madness, Death, and Chaos in the Poems of Anthony Hecht
An American Jewish poet and his searing wartime experience.
Noah: The Silent, Ambiguous Hero
And how the Flood changed him.