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

As progressive movements move toward radical positions, will liberal youth stay away?

Why Germany seeks to increase trade with a murderous theocracy bent on Israel’s destruction

Current Hamas Political Bureau Member and former military commander, convicted of directing terror bombings that killed over 120 Israelis, including the bombings of the Sbrarro Pizza in Jerusalem and the Dolphinarium Discotheque in Tel Aviv, speaks to Tablet about the ongoing Gaza cease-fire negotiations with Israel

As the Security Council passes another empty resolution, the Lebanese terror organization strips Peacekeepers of their gear and sets fire to vehicles

A dispatch from the Golan Heights, where the Jewish state’s confounding political and military policy plays out in the lives of Syrians looking for hope of any kind

Police reports describe Julia Salazar attempting to impersonate Kai Hernandez, a family friend and then-wife of baseball star Keith Hernandez

The scattering of African-Americans named Cohen in the NFL is just the tip of a deeper American Cohen tale

The speech that will be remembered from the ceremony for the late U.S. Senator John McCain will not be Obama’s

In the final of four excerpts from Phyllis Chesler’s ‘A Politically Incorrect Feminist,’ destroying feminism’s own best minds

A reporter who knew the late Arizona senator throughout his political career remembers an imperfect man who tried to do what was right

The late senator embodied the classical republican virtue of aristocracy, yet he was not above the barbarous opportunism that brought us Sarah Palin, and her political heirs

Fifty years after the political upheaval around the Democratic National Convention that changed America, a former editor from ‘Ramparts’ magazine sees worrying echoes today

The complex personal history and views of an increasingly competitive New York state Senate candidate for Brooklyn

In the third of four excerpts from Phyllis Chesler’s ‘A Politically Incorrect Feminist,’ fear of flying

In his new book, Yoram Hazony sees the world through a Zionist lens, offering an intriguing way forward

Yaakov Amidror believes Israeli muscle has left the Jewish state with only ‘1 1/2’ security problems: Iran and Hezbollah. But that doesn’t mean the next conflict won’t be ‘a very, very nasty war.’

In the second of four excerpts from Phyllis Chesler’s ‘A Politically Incorrect Feminist,’ a little girl lost joins the party

In the first of four excerpts from Phyllis Chesler’s ‘A Politically Incorrect Feminist,’ the unholy feminist civil wars

Israel’s maybe-future left-wing female prime minister hates Bibi-ism, and officiates at non-Orthodox weddings

Mourning the loss of democratic pluralism in the Jewish state

Why major Jewish organizations switched sides in the affirmative action debate

Meme Wars: Who gets in, and why?