Liel Leibovitz is editor-at-large for Tablet Magazine and the host of its weekly podcast Rootless and its daily Talmud podcast Take One.
The controversial firebrand rabbi is experiencing a revival—but for whose benefit?
The murder of the Bibas children caps off an 18-month catalog of horrors that has told us exactly who our Palestinian neighbors are. Backed by a friend in the White House, Israel must secure its future through strong unilateral action.
Ask yourself why you’re not hearing about this story
Making clear distinctions among monsters is important, especially now
Jewish New Yorkers have an obligation to stand up against a corrupt Democratic Party lawfare campaign that is targeting the mayor who stood up for us
Empty slogans and misbegotten promises are designed to cause civil war. Don’t let them.
Becoming a citizen of this great nation is a divine gift, not a universal right
Israel’s internal political debates are so heated in part because they are grounded in bullshit
A hideous attack is transformed into a statement of bloodied but unbowed humanism
An object lesson about the rewards and limitations of Jewish assimilation in France
If you truly care about humanity in the Gaza war, choose the side of the Jews
Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ is a spiritually empty, imaginatively bereft upscale spectacle, engineered for fans of Kamala Harris and subscribers to The New Yorker
U.S. officials are using pro-Palestinian NGO sources to back a controversial effort aimed at punishing the Jewish state
What begins as a Black ‘Life of Brian’ becomes a wonderful, confusing banquet that puts dull Hollywood box-tickers to shame
French intellectual superstar Bernard-Henri Lévy’s affecting new war documentary shows us how ordinary people become heroes
I’m not joking
Pallywood’s latest global media star is the representative moral and artistic phenomenon of our age
It’s the greatest self-help book ever written. And isn’t that what we need right now?
