It is difficult to think about Cohn without going immediately to Trump. It would be incorrect, though, to see them as peas in a pod. Yes, everything from Trump’s bloody rhetoric to his libertine approach to sex to his cavalier attitude toward court orders echoes Cohn’s Way. ...
Jewish Lives boasts authors who write lively, accessible prose rather than indigestible academic gruel. So why, oh why, is Yale canceling this wonderful series? ...
She has all these unanswered questions about her granddad, mysterious things that were never told to her. These figures have come along and told her the answer, one that wraps things up in a really neat way. ...
Jews achieved rights of citizenship, then sometimes saw those rights withdrawn or limited, then sometimes saw them restored. ...
A new guide for clergy supporting families after the death of a child. ...
People joked about Göring, who was fat and vain. They said he had his medals made of rubber so he could wear them in the bath. ...
Nefarious plots are foiled by the mastermind Max Spitzkopf, king of detectives, the Jewish Sherlock Holmes. ...
Antisemitism has generated an unusually extensive volume of discourse on its origins, meanings and contours. ...
In this engaging piece of “autofiction,” history, invention, memoir and novel jostle one another in vying for first place. ...
Small children don’t know the multiple threads that make up the fabric of their nation or of their families, Jewish or otherwise. But a good story can make them feel it. ...
Samantha Ellis' "Always Carry Salt" is a lament for the societies forced to surrender their cultures to a world that will swallow it up. ...
Moment's 2026 Summer Reading Guide is full of mysteries, thrillers and narrative non-fiction to keep you entertained. ...