3AM Nign she sang as if looking through the magnifying glass lullaby’s every heave, a thesis on slowing down, peeling
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A Ghost from Our Past by Sala Levin Fans of the film-making, Minnesota-bred brothers Joel and Ethan Coen were transported
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Is satire educational or does it lead to a shallow understanding of current affairs? Does it weaken the power of news or replace it? Has the state of American politics become so dire that we can only laugh (despairingly) about it? ...
Republicans have made Israel their wedge issue. Democrats should make women's rights theirs. ...
Turkish Jews—like everyone else—ponder Islam's growing presence in a secular country. ...
Americans are tired of politicians who wear their religion on their sleeves. ...
Until the separation of church and state, the colonies were a hotbed of persecution. ...
Telegraph Avenue Michael Chabon Harper 2012, $27.99, pp. 465 The most perilous pitfall for a tour de force is that
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You won’t see her in the debates, but the Green Party’s Jill Stein has a lot to say ...
Swift acceptance of gays by the Israeli Defense Forces in 1993 helped transform Israel into one of the most gay-friendly countries in the world. Moment looks at the history—and the future—of the gay rights movement in Israel, from the rainbow flag-strewn streets of Tel Aviv to the more traditional enclave ...
For centuries, political philosophers have thought of democracy as a Greek idea, but it turns out there are a myriad of ways to attribute democratic ideas to the Jewish people. Noah Feldman, Jodi Kantor, Ruth Wisse, Ed Koch, Shlomo Avineri and others weigh in. ...
Soviet Jewry’s leading man has had a career of many acts: dissident, politician and now, head of Israel’s Jewish Agency.
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