media

Media magnate Axel Springer’s significant, and unheralded, role in repairing German-Jewish relations

Sheldon Adelson, Israeli media, and the shrinking voice of the left

With its Berlin outpost in a former Nazi headquarters, is the chic club obscuring the building’s dark past?

The past few months there’s been a rash of chutzpah sightings—that is, lots of public uses of the Yiddish word, if not any more actual chutzpah than usual. The best part: It’s even being used correctly.

When the Western press gives credence to anti-Israel propaganda, as it did in recent reports about a Palestinian woman killed by Israeli tear gas, it’s Arabs who are hurt most

Anti-Semites paint Jews as different and strange; many Jews do the same to the so-called ‘ultra-Orthodox’

Gawker says yes; editor says no

Activist says its editor is ‘addicted’ to criticism of Israel

Yes, that’s Roseanne dressed as the Führer

Preemptive strikes denounced an “ethnically cleansed” revival, and critics took the bait. But does nostalgia really honor tradition?