08
Apr
Bibi Rushes to Washington, Leaves Empty-Handed
Warm relations are important, but with Trump, it’s all about interests.
08
Apr
Passover Memories in a Bite of Orange Cake
Although Sephardi Jews were expelled from southern Italy in 1541 , their reputation as citrus farmers lives on, especially at Ristorante Quinoa in Florence, Italy.
07
Apr
Book Review | Israel Doesn’t Fit Your Frameworks
Is it possible to be evenhanded in discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or the Israeli-Hamas war?
07
Apr
Talk of the Table | This Passover, Try Inquisition Soup
The Inquisition tried to expose Crypto-Jews through their food—the dishes they prepared, the foods they avoided and food-related rituals.
07
Apr
07
Apr
Book Review | It’s All Happened Here
“Red Scare” doesn’t describe a country devoted to free speech and willing to fight for the right of others to express dissenting opinions.
07
Apr
Ask the Rabbis | Does Jewish Law Require that Hostages be Redeemed Regardless of Cost?
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“There is barely a mitzvah more urgent than the redemption of captives.”
04
Apr
A House in Exile: Fire, Memory and the Enduring Spirit of Villa Aurora
Villa Aurora is a record of German-Jewish exile, a refuge built by intellectuals fleeing Nazi Europe, and now a stark reminder of how fragile cultural memory can be.
04
Apr
Who Is Laura Loomer?
The Jewish self-described ‘white advocate’ and ‘proud Islamophobe’ just helped get six high-level security officials fired.
03
Apr
Missile Strikes, Hostages, Protests and More: Will the War in Gaza Ever End? with Nathan Guttman and Dan Raviv
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Join Nathan Guttman and Dan Raviv for insight and analysis of the Israel-Gaza war, hostage negotiations, protests against Benjamin Netanyahu and in Gaza, and more.
01
Apr
What Does it Mean to Be Pro-Israel in 2025?
What does it mean to be pro-Israel in 2025? It’s easier to think of some of the things it does not mean.
01
Apr
How Do Young American Jews Define Being Pro-Israel?
Having seen anti-Israel outrage up close, these twentysomething Jewish Americans express a mix of hope, grief and high expectations for the Jewish homeland.