By curtailing anti-Israel viewpoints, colleges are favoring “comfort” over freedom. by Marshall Breger t was not so long ago that
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by Rachel Maizes Late October, my friend Janet sat across from me in a Thai restaurant in Boulder, Colorado, her
...The First Hanukkah By Andy Borowitz Illustrations by Noah Phillips hen Billy Zylberberg thought about his childhood, he realized that
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Got some leisurely reading time on your hands this Hanukkah season? We’ve got you covered. As the year winds to
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Editor’s Note: This story is part of our yearlong anniversary coverage of Jews’ involvement in the American Civil Rights Movement.
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Photo and story by Eetta Prince-Gibson. Our November/December cover story “An Uneasy Union” explained why, in Israel’s thriving democracy, marriage
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by Marilyn Cooper Mar Cheshvan’s Rosh Hodesh, the monthly holiday celebrating the new moon, is traditionally associated with bitterness because
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Here, we share what Moment editors are reading and watching, from news to novels. Up this week is senior editor George Johnson, who
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After three novels chronicling the experiences of Russian-Jewish immigrants in America, Gary Shteyngart has turned his attention to a nonfiction version
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By Eliezer M. Rabinovich In 1944, Hungarian Regent Miklós Horthy saved more Jews than anyone else in the world. Yet today,
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