Emily Benedek

When Ilya Bratman—the Moscow-born linguist and head of eight CUNY and SUNY Hillels—looks out at the students facing him, he sees a familiar threat

An interview with the artists whose effort to highlight the fate of kidnapped Israeli children ended up underscoring the moral and social rot of our cities and universities

A young musician fought back against COVID lockdowns by taking music into the streets of Manhattan and saved us all

A new memoir from Neal Karlen, the writer formerly known as Prince’s favorite reporter

There’s a new wave of North Americans moving to Israel for a different way of life—and they’re not who you’d imagine

The state’s proposed new ethnic studies curriculum is even worse than you imagined

Why is a private Facebook group for women expelling Jewish members?

Harold Grinspoon struggled with reading as a child. Today he’s the man behind the world’s largest Jewish book program, PJ Library.

Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Jerry Kammer investigates the connection between uncontrolled immigration, the fraying of the American social fabric, and the rise of Donald Trump

Jewish day schools are already threatened. The virus may be more than they can handle.

A stolen de Kooning was found in the New Mexico home of a pair of Jewish retirees. It wasn’t their only secret.

With help from a popular Arab columnist and Martha Wainwright, Hasidic prayer knits together a neighborhood

Everything is going to change after COVID-19

The latest entry in a Tablet feature responding to Paul Berman’s analysis of the American left examines how a rising group of young women, aligned with the Democratic Socialists, is changing American political culture

Strong ties between international aid organizations and terrorist groups make the lives of Palestinians and Israelis more miserable