Book Review | A Nearly Lost Language
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 Summer Reading Guide 2026
Moment's 2026 Summer Reading Guide is full of mysteries, thrillers and narrative non-fiction to keep you entertained.
Moment Debate | Do Boycotts Produce Good Policy Outcomes?
Boycotts are a powerful, popular, participatory and nonviolent tool in struggles for justice.
The Wanderers: The Jews Who Fled East to Survive the Holocaust with Daniela Gerson and Amy E. Schwartz
Daniela Gerson discusses the little-known story of the many Polish Jews who survived the Holocaust by fleeing east into the Soviet Union as well as the hidden history of Jewish refugees under Stalin.
The Elections You Aren’t Thinking About
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has touted 2026 as the year Palestinian democracy will be revitalized with a series of elections.
How to Deal With a Not-So-Great Iran Deal
Nathan Guttman reports on the recent temporary Iran deal, signed in Switzerland and not seen as adequate by Israelis nor Americans.
Jewish Word | ‘Goyslop’: Down the Hatch!
Goyslop naturally oozed out of this toxic environment, making its first appearance in 2016 on the online forum 4chan, where someone called In-N-Out burgers “greasy goyslop food.”
Paul Klee: Other Possible Worlds
Paul Klee's life's work was the project of becoming abstract, of breaking art down to fundamental components of color theory, the flat plane, the point and the line.
Dispatches from ‘Docs & Dialogues’
'A Shabbat on the Other Side of the River' and 'We Met at Grossinger’s' are two films screened at the recent 'Docs & Dialogues' series put on by Philadelphia Jewish Film & Media.
Opinion | Oslo Is Dead. Should We Bury the Corpse?
There is no argument or treaty of value to be made with fanatic enemies.
When the Comedy Album Was a Jewish Art Form
For roughly a decade, from the late 1950s into the late 1960s, the long-playing comedy album was one of the most vital popular art forms in America, and arguably the most Jewish.
Unsung Heroes: Israeli Dentists Bearing Witness in the Aftermath of October 7 with Laurie Gordon-Shaw, Michael Spektor and Sarah Breger
A conversation about the Alpha Omega US Dental Foundation.