Israel’s TikTok Problem
Why has TikTok become a hotbed of anti-Israel and antisemitic content, and what does it tell us about brewing global conflicts.
Harvard, SNCC, and an Antisemitic Cartoon
How did Harvard students end up using a decades old antisemitic cartoon in their anti-Israel activism?
Wartime Diary
Since October, in Gaza, hundreds of thousands of people are on the move in the rain, mud, and fire. They go from one space that is not home to another space that is not home; none of them safe. Where will they shelter? To what can they return?
Washington’s Saving Shield
Shortly after the Revolutionary War, a synagogue in New York gathered to praise George Washington in extraordinarily biblical language.
Atah Manhig: A Life in Reform Judaism
Lance Sussman's book of sermons are a window into Reform Judaism and a beacon of American optimism.
Before & After October 7: A Symposium
We asked distinguished friends and contributors a simple question: what did you believe before October 7 that you no longer believe?
A Kibbutz and Its Fullness
"How could I remember my place and my people without contaminating the memories with the catastrophe that had just befallen us?"
An Old-New Bigotry? A Response
Both Jonathan Karp’s and Reviel Netz’s essays are written in the shadow of October 8—not the day of the unthinkably brutal Hamas massacre in southern Israel, but the day after.
Anti-Israelism
It's a new prejudice, not just the old story in a new guise.
Black Hats, Green Fatigues
They don't like the Z-word, but new haredi IDF soldiers sound a lot like the old Zionists.