Turning Palestinians into Permanent Refugees Makes Peace Impossible
UNRWA’s problems go beyond support for terrorism.
February 7, 2024
One of the Last Synagogues on the Lower East Side May Soon Shut Its Doors
Shtibl Row once had 50 synagogues.
At the beginning of the 20th century, Manhattan’s Lower East Side was densely populated by immigrant Jews and their children. The stretch of East Broadway between Clinton and Montgomery Street at one point had over 50 small synagogues, known as shtiblekh. Now one of the few that survive on this erstwhile Shtibl Row is Agudath Israel Youth of Manhattan, which stands on the brink of dissolution with the anticipated loss of one of its members and, with him, its ability to get a quorum of adult males on Saturday morning. Jon Kalish reports:
February 7, 2024
The Democrats Should Stop Worrying about Their Anti-Israel Flank
No reason to panic.
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The case of David Miller.
What Christians Can Learn from Judaism about Confronting the Onrush of Modernity
Rabbi Soloveitchik’s message to the nations.
One of the Last Synagogues on the Lower East Side May Soon Shut Its Doors
Shtibl Row once had 50 synagogues.