Israel’s lead security negotiator talks about the end of Oslo and the future of annexation

Netanyahu’s ex-national security adviser says Abbas has a choice between Israeli troops on the Jordan River—or no state at all

The point of Sept. 11 wasn’t to terrorize the West. It was to get the U.S. out of the Muslim world—and it worked.

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The influential artist talks about his Jewish Museum retrospective, ‘Mad’ magazine, and how the Shoah trumps art all of the time

His thoughts on Jewish strength, Jewish weakness, and the secret history of the Judeo-Episcopate in America

In Babel’s dark masterpiece, the Soviets fight the Poles and everybody hates the Jews

The master’s most autobiographical, and therefore most Jewish, book

The greatest living Jewish writer tackles vengeance

A book that should be read at Yizkor

A time capsule from the Warsaw ghetto

Tales that contain multitudes

The Jazz-playing, Jewish Johnny Appleseed of Weed

Marx and the Messiah in conversation

Why the Russian president has every reason to cross Barack Obama’s “red line” on Syria, and elsewhere in the Middle East