Ron Rosenbaum

Part I: “Rosalinda’s Eyes”

Plus China, Russia slammed for vetoes, and more in the news

The American Jewish response to Sept. 11 interprets—but doesn’t explain—the anti-Semitism, trauma, and mourning that still linger after the attacks

Yale’s Jewish society, Eliezer, comes out of the shadows

The National Book Critics Circle and Jewish Book Council’s fêtes

Israel’s leading military ethicist, Moshe Halbertal, argues that in some cases a pre-emptive nuclear strike might be moral while nuclear retaliation might not. An exclusive excerpt from the forthcoming How the End Begins: The Road to a Nuclear World War III.

When the Cold War ended, most Americans happily forgot about the real possibility of nuclear annihilation. Ron Rosenbaum didn’t, and his new book argues that the risk is greater today than it’s ever been. A Vox Tablet conversation.

Defending Wiesenthal, not healing the world, and more

Rosenbaum and Kahane, and more

When I lived upstairs from the Jewish Defense Organization, Hitler was a presence on the Lower East Side

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