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?

‘Every day there are new questions: What does it mean to raise a black Jewish daughter in the age of Trump? How do we keep her safe? How do we give her a Judaism that will embrace and love her?’

The scholars, historians, and political advisers who shaped the West’s understanding of Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union, and the Islamist Middle East, make way now for—what?

How human vices hide behind the veneer of the identity-culture wars

Forget her Israel gaffes and focus on her disinterest in observable reality, a troubling feature of her entitled generation

How the Jewish neoliberal éminence grise of Emmanuel Macron’s government became both Marine Le Pen’s perfect enemy and her accidental inspiration

How a grueling 56-mile ultramarathon in South Africa became a stage for racial reconciliation—and national belonging for immigrant Jews

Why Hurricane Maria is only part of the problem in the U.S. territory

The left these days is no more than a feeling, and feelings change

Anything for a vegetable in the Jewish Autonomous Oblast, Siberia

Indigenous peoples should stand together

How the Jewish mob fought American admirers of the Third Reich

What does Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s rise to the presidency mean for global liberal democracies?

Anti-humanists and populists on the extremes of the American political spectrum find common cause attacking the norms of the liberal establishment of progressive plutocrats

The long-standing interaction between anti-Americanism and anti-Semitism

As the Israeli experience shows, denigrating a majority of voters while hysterically proclaiming the end of democracy is a recipe for political disaster

What her victory over Joseph Crowley in this week’s Democratic congressional primary portends

Full text of a speech delivered before the Academic College of Netanya, June 18, 2018, upon receiving an Honoris Causa doctorate

Why military supremacy is no longer enough for a Jewish state fighting on asymmetric fronts against nonstate actors with the ability to shape public perceptions and war narratives

Gorbachev dismantled his country’s empire. He was either visionary or crazy. Is Donald Trump now doing the same to America’s global hegemony? If so, why?

In watching the great Maradona play, a lesson in theology

Jeff Beals, a former Iraq-war diplomat, wants to represent New York’s bellwether 19th congressional district in the Catskills, which, like America, is split between coastal liberals and rural conservatives. First he has to get through a crowded Democratic primary later this month.