Second in a series on the American left: Michael Walzer and Bernie Sanders

Understanding the Jewish billionaire—who is neither the villain of right-wing caricature, nor the angel of left-wing hagiography

What else keeps the Jewish-Moroccan relationship alive?

Kurdistani Jews are caught between the Jewish state and the ethnonationalist ambitions of its Middle Eastern neighbors

A surprise visit by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Oman last month reveals the Jewish state’s shifting foreign policy

First in a series on the American left: Will left-wing anti-Zionists and anti-Semites in America succeed in hollowing out the traditional liberal left in the United States, as they have in Britain and France?

Eighty years after that dark night in Europe, America’s midterms were a contest to see how much of the country could be mobilized on a basis of hysteria and mass loathing

And how is it possible that some Jews are still shocked that they’re hated in America?

Is American anti-Semitism really distinctive from that of other diaspora countries? Just how worried should we be?

Eight candidates who have expressed blatantly anti-Semitic views, or who openly associate with anti-Semites

Seeking human connection and solidarity, within and without the Jewish community, in the wake of Pittsburgh

The Christian Identity movement, white supremacy, and the future of homegrown anti-Jewish terror

The team tasked with the ritual preparation of the bodies of the victims of the Pittsburgh massacre lean on thousands of years of Jewish martyrdom

News of the News: Like in the Middle East, U.S. political operatives and intelligence officials are increasingly using the cloak of journalism as a tool for their aims

We Want Our Tsumommy!

The brothers, victims of the horrific attack in Pittsburgh, weren’t just the greeters at Tree of Life, they were ‘the righteous people of this generation—and now everybody knows’

Why do so many Americans seem uncomfortable with the particular nature of the attack—its apparent motive, its specific victims—in Pittsburgh?

We attribute isolation to the alleged perpetrator of the Pittsburgh massacre because we want to be reassured. But he is afloat on an ocean of hate.

What the Pittsburgh Jewish community and the Jewish tradition of mourning teach us about confronting anti-Semitism

And the book that may have inspired the Squirrel Hill massacre

A moving remembrance of growing up as one of the few African-Americans in Pittsburgh’s ‘shtetl’ neighborhood, where every Shabbat is a special day, and every day can be Shabbat

The first Jewish member of Congress was a virulent nativist and anti-immigration troll who ended his life in an insane asylum. He was also acclaimed as the most brilliant orator of his age.

Campus Week: How did an elite, repressive minority policing speech and culture through political correctness come to browbeat the American democratic majority?

Campus Week: Jewish populations are falling at schools like Harvard and Yale. Should we care?

Campus Week: A guide for Jewish students and their elders

Ep. 153: ‘Our Friend From Israel’ podcast host Benyamin Cohen and ‘Wall Street Journal’ sports columnist Jason Gay

Tracing the unintended consequences of the fateful 1987 cancellation of Israel’s largest single weapons development program

Two thousand years of suffering and exile help an Israeli NGO teach Syrian and Iraqi refugees to build new lives in Europe

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

And a flashback to ‘The Masses’ of 1912, with special artwork by ‘Voice’ alum Jules Feiffer