The Holocaust Is Having a #MeToo Moment

How should we handle Holocaust victims who also suffered sexual violence—at the hands of other Holocaust victims?

By Anna Hájková · October 8, 2019

The Scroll

Dazzling, Old Lamps

A historical look at three special menorahs and hanukkiahs from Jewish history—17th century Italy, and 19th century Germany and Iraq

By Nancy M. Berman · December 28, 2016

Food

Fry Up Something New for Hanukkah

Go beyond latkes to a whole world of fritters for the holiday

By Leah Koenig · December 11, 2017

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Notebook

Tradition and Myth

Ep. 207: Former Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz on rediscovering Judaism (and helping others do the same); Nordic studies professor Jackson Crawford on bringing Old Norse mythology to YouTube

By Unorthodox · December 12, 2019

Notebook

Searching for Leonard Cohen

And finding him—in Vilnius

By Frances Brent · December 11, 2019

Food

Raw Deal

A ceviche recipe fresh from the Mediterranean—with a few adjustments so you can make it anywhere

By Joan Nathan · December 10, 2019

Roman Polanski’s Dreyfus

By Bernard-Henri Lévy

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United States

Jewish Blood on the Streets of Jersey City

The targeted killing of two Jews in a kosher supermarket is only the latest incident in a slow-motion pogrom. And it could have been a lot worse.

By Armin Rosen · December 12, 2019

Europe

Election Watch: The Jewish Women Leading the Fight Against Anti-Semitism in Britain

The Labour Party’s Queen Esthers are fighting gales of abuse while hoping to save their island on Thursday from Jeremy Corbyn and his army of anti-Semitic trolls

By David Patrikarakos · December 10, 2019

United States

Hate Knocks on the Door

What to do when your synagogue is vandalized?

By Carly Pildis · December 10, 2019

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Fiction and Essays

A Man of Principle

Tablet Original Fiction: Sammy Kofer takes a cruise

By Emily Adelsohn Corngold · December 12, 2019

Fiction and Essays

A Razor for the Children

Tablet Original Fiction: ‘Let’s start with the sins of Israel’

By Dalia Rosenfeld · December 11, 2019

Fiction and Essays

The First Day I Was Happy in America

Tablet Original Fiction: An immigrant’s tale

By Julia Fermentto · December 10, 2019