Israel’s War with Iran Moves Out of the Shadows
Will Russia restrain its allies?
February 12, 2018
The Faith of a Holocaust Survivor
Jewish belief is “coherent” only to those who experience it viscerally.
In an exploration of traditional Jewish belief, Moshe Koppel explores the worldview of “Shimen,” an archetypal figure based on someone Koppel knew in his youth. Growing up in an East European ḥasidic community, Shimen came to America after the Shoah, in which his two children were murdered by the Nazis. Koppel writes:
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When Daniel P. Moynihan Stood for Israel, and for Truth, at the UN
Fighting the jackals.
The Economic Situation in Gaza Is Far Better Than You’re Being Told
What Al Jazeera will say and the BBC won’t.
Will Britain Soon Require Religious Schools to Teach Anti-Religious Dogma about Sexuality?
A totalitarian sex-ed curriculum.
The Faith of a Holocaust Survivor
Jewish belief is “coherent” only to those who experience it viscerally.