Print Issue: In the Shadow of Nova | May 3, 2024
Why are anti-Israel protesters on college campuses so agitated? An exhibit in New York City on the Oct. 7 massacre at the Nova festival shines a light on the confusion and madness of our times.
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Print Issue: The Lion Rises | June 20, 2025
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Israel is effectively telling the mullahs that their attempts to terrorize Israelis with their genocidal threats will no longer be tolerated; Israel isn’t just fighting against a nuclear bomb — it’s fighting against the human bomb of emotional terror.
Unutterable Art: Jewish-Russian Poets Gain New Lives in English
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Critical review of two first English-language poetry collections by major figures of Jewish-Russian literature, Ilya Ehrenburg and Semyon Lipkin.
Unpacking the Rapid Growth and Weaponizing of Antisemitism
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By broadening the definition of antisemitism to include nearly any criticism of Israel or its policies, interest groups risk turning a grave moral issue into a partisan cudgel.
A World Without Jews
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Let us imagine the Jew-haters’ dream fulfilled: a world without Jews.
How to Be a Brave Jew
June 19, 2025
Being brave doesn’t mean we are not afraid. It means we keep showing up: at synagogue, on social media, at the Shabbat table, in the face of the world’s confusion and hate.
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