Iran, America, and the Future of Democracy in the Middle East
If the theocracy falls, Iranians will surely give America credit—perhaps more than it deserves.
November 23, 2022
On the Holiday of Sigd, Ethiopian Jews Remember Generations Past, and Yearn for Future Redemption
A celebration of the Jewish connection with Jerusalem.
Today, the 29th day of the Hebrew month of Ḥeshvan, is the Ethiopian Jewish festival of Sigd, which Israel made into a national holiday in 2008. Shula Mola explains its significance, and her own associations with the day:
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Last Weekend’s Foiled Synagogue Attack Shows How Old-Fashioned Policework Can Save Jewish Lives
Much like stopping any other crime.
Ethical Investing Still Has Israel in Its Sights
The newest fad in finance remains entangled with BDS.
On the Holiday of Sigd, Ethiopian Jews Remember Generations Past, and Yearn for Future Redemption
A celebration of the Jewish connection with Jerusalem.
The Latest Work of Israel’s Leading Science-Fiction Writer Doesn’t Live Up to Its Promise
Tongue Untangled.