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The New Zionist Renaissance

Giving Thanks to God at Auschwitz

The Jews Should Stand With Eric Adams

The Old Carpenter

Israel vs. Iran on the Judo Mat

Clan of the Cave Bore

Days of Awe, Days of Hope

On Raising Good Jews

A Different Spin on Shabbat

Headhunters

Israel Acts Alone

Killing Nasrallah

A Place at the Table 

Middle Eastern Pantry Essentials

The Simple Pleasures of Bananas and Cream

The Unrepentant Self

Leonard Cohen’s Lessons in Communal Responsibility

Going Home for the Holidays

Five Days of Freedom

The Magic of Mezuzahs

An Invitation to the Anti-Zionists

The Man Riding a Lion

Ghetto Inflation: An Interactive Timeline

The Origins of Anti-Zionism

The Worst Trip Ever

King Khat

Bad Medicine

The Golden Age of Jewish Hockey

Marty Glickman 

Qatar’s World Cup FIFA Bribe Documents Exposed

, (Shalom Rabinovitz; 1859–1916), is one of the founding fathers of modern Yiddish literature.

When Jewish Children Take to Arms

You’ve Never Seen a Seder Guest Like This

Why Darkness Befell Me on the Bright Festival of Simchat Torah

Trying to Make a Living

‘Moshkeleh Ganev,’ Chapter 3

‘Moshkeleh Ganev,’ Chapter 2

New Fiction by Sholem Aleichem for Passover