Iran’s Struggle with Israel Is Ideological and Religious—Not Geopolitical
A Shiite twist on the war against the Jews.
September 14, 2021
Six Decades after Opening Its Doors to Jews, Oxford Opened Them to Jewish Studies
A process a century in the making.
In 1871, an act of parliament allowed people of all religions—including Jews and Catholics—into the hallowed halls of Oxford and Cambridge. Martin Goodman explains how this development eventually paved the way for the creation of the former university’s Jewish studies department:
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Why Didn’t Palestinians or Israeli Arabs Rally in Support of Fugitive Terrorists?
Only a threat to al-Aqsa seems to rile passions.
Understanding Jonah’s Prayer from the Belly of the Whale
After sinking to the depths, a way up.
The Founder of Hadassah Invigorated American Zionism and Brought Thousands of Jewish Children to the Land of Israel
Henrietta Szold.
Six Decades after Opening Its Doors to Jews, Oxford Opened Them to Jewish Studies
A process a century in the making.