Reviving the Peace Process Brings Great Costs and Little Potential for Success
There is harm in trying.
June 26, 2017
The Narrow Orthodoxies of Jewish Cosmopolitanism
Between Princeton and Auschwitz.
Investigating the contrast between Jewish universalism and Jewish particularism, Moshe Koppel takes as archetypes “Heidi,” a liberal graduate student he met at Princeton University, and the members of the small ḥasidic synagogue (shtibl) that his grandfather attended. Koppel writes:
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Democratic Senators Have No Interest in Persecuted Women if They’ve Been Persecuted by Muslims
Moral relativism disguised as cultural sensitivity.
A Play about a Great Yiddish Play Mangles Its Source to Make Lesbianism Seem Scandalous Again
The moral indecency of “Indecent.”
Will No One Stop Islamic State’s War on Egyptian Christians?
The fate of the Copts is now the main measure of the effectiveness of Sisi’s policies.
The Narrow Orthodoxies of Jewish Cosmopolitanism
Between Princeton and Auschwitz.