Universities and colleges are failing to protect Jewish students. It must stop.

Some Jewish community leaders are not wild about the city’s new vaccination edict, but they are overwhelmingly pro-vaccination

Andrew Yang represents something new and exciting in American politics but we may not like where it leads

But not without misfortunes

Jonathan Brent speaks with Polish scholar Elżbieta Janicka about the campaign to absolve occupied Poland for its role in the Holocaust and blame Jews for their own slaughter

Here’s what the media and pollsters fail to get about Bibi’s enduring appeal

Some call him indispensable. To others, he’s an impediment to answering today’s challenges.

Seven clues to understand the mysterious appeal of Moshe Feiglin and Israel’s uniquely Jewish brand of  libertarianism

In South Africa, protests supposedly aimed at Israel target the country’s Jewish institutions

What Jordan Peele’s visionary new film reveals about the Jussie Smollett affair and the monsters stalking American society in the digital age

The ‘norms’ invoked to challenge Israel’s claims to the Golan are selectively applied, totally contradictory, and would actually invalidate Palestinian territorial claims. Other than that, they make perfect sense.

Will we see a Democratic candidate like him—practically inclined to the liberal center, with a coherent moral outlook that used to be informed by a decent left—in the 2020 election cycle?

After the Christchurch massacre, time to double down on partnerships and inclusion

With a Jewish comedian favored to win this weekend’s first round of elections, Tablet reflects on 20 years of progress with the current head of Ukraine’s Jewish community, Boris Lozhkin

The Mueller Report is an unmitigated disaster for the American press and the ‘expert’ class that it promotes

Two new documentaries shed light on the work and thought of Steve Bannon

Ted Cruz replaces the Democrats’ muddled manifesto with a clear and unequivocal exploration of the hatred of Jews and its particular evils

Despite a few recent examples of college administrations standing up for Jewish students, faculties are likely to bend to anti-Israel pressure in the long run unless opposed systemically

Twenty-five years after he massacred 29 Palestinians midprayer, the killer is more revered than ever. Why?

From Queen Elizabeth to Abraham Lincoln, the story of Purim has shaped our most contentious debates

In unprecedented decision, judges rule Michael Ben-Ari unfit to serve

A run-in at NYU reveals the unavoidable truth: The war for the soul of the left will be fought over anti-Semitism.

An excerpt from Matti Friedman’s new book, ‘Spies of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel’

How the radical rabbi’s ideas and disciples took over Israeli politics, and why it’s dangerous

For years, the terrorist organization duped the expert class into believing it was peacefully evolving. Now that many have wised up, new and more dangerous fictions emerge.

Wondering about the future of the Democratic Party? Just look at Britain’s Labour.

American Jews have only begun to pay the price demanded by the Democratic Party’s new math

The Democratic Party and American Jews must not take each other for granted

The recent Indian strike in Kashmir is a page right out of the Israeli playbook—and arsenal

A list of lobbies and their spending may surprise Congresswoman Omar and her supporters