Understanding the U.S. Position on Settlements—and the Twin Political Crises of America and Israel
Insights from Mike Pompeo’s former adviser on Israel policy.
February 4, 2021
The Two Men Who Helped Revive Orthodox Jewish Thought in America
The Fox and the Lamm.
Among the many outstanding and venerable religious leaders the Jewish world lost in the past year was Rabbi Norman Lamm, a scholar and congregational rabbi as well as the long-time president of Yeshiva University. Zev Eleff relates yet another of Lamm’s many accomplishments: his role in founding Tradition, which has for decades been Orthodox Judaism’s most serious and ambitious English-language periodical.
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The Bitter Legacy of Syrian Dominance Lives on in Lebanon’s Present Woes
The other “occupation.”
What Andrew Yang Gets Right about BDS and Anti-Semitism
Boycotts of Israel really are about the Jews.
What Is Jewish Literature, Anyway?
Finding the thread that connects Franz Kafka, Amos Oz, Saul Bellow, and Cynthia Ozick.
The Two Men Who Helped Revive Orthodox Jewish Thought in America
The Fox and the Lamm.