In the Aftermath of a Deadly Attack, President Sisi Should Visit Israel
What he can learn from the late king of Jordan.
June 9, 2023
Maurice Sendak’s Jewish Works
Good Shabbos Everybody and the stories of Isaac Bashevis Singer.
With its ornery protagonist and nightmarish monsters, Where the Wild Things Are has become a much-beloved American children’s book, perhaps because it is so different from typical fare. Its author, Maurice Sendak, once commented that he based the monsters on his foreign-seeming Jewish immigrant relatives. He also illustrated multiple books with more explicitly Jewish themes, as Yael Ingel relates:
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Don’t Blame Blips in the Israeli Economy on Proposed Changes to the Judicial System
Israel is in a superb position to ride the ups and downs of international investment.
The Palestinian Authority Doesn’t Want Another Intifada, but It Doesn’t Want to Stop One Either
What the murder of Meir Tamari portends.
Maimonides at the Museum
The Golden Path.
Maurice Sendak’s Jewish Works
Good Shabbos Everybody and the stories of Isaac Bashevis Singer.