Is this the end of American Jewry’s golden age?

Finkielkraut, attacked (and defended)

A sitting American justice from the state of the Pittsburgh massacre speaks out on First Amendment rights, Christchurch, and the dangers of a pivotal moment in our history

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

In her new book, ‘The Lion’s Den,’ Susie Linfield examines the historical antecedents to the left’s Jewish problem

The most successful African-American utopian separatist project in history is located in a desert town in Israel

How my historical research into the Jew-licenses of Cologne freed me from the grip of hate

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

503 years after the first Jewish enclave was instituted in Venice, what does the word ‘ghetto’ mean today?

Jules Feiffer’s American Follies looks left for politics as usual

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

How religious Judaism helps shield the American president’s disparagement of globalism, cosmopolitanism, and other features of progressive secular Jewry from claims of anti-Semitism

How the pro-Islamism and anti-Zionism of today’s left trace their origins to French colonialists who hated Jews and turned Algeria into a reactionary fantasy land

How Jewish obsolescence as described by the early Christian church echoes in contemporary anti-Zionism

The protagonist of ‘Synonyms’ refuses to speak Hebrew. Is that why director Nadav Lapid snagged the Jewish state’s first top prize in nearly 70 years of the Berlin Film Festival?

Eighty years ago tonight, thousands of Americans gathered in New York to rally behind the Nazi Party and its ideals. An Oscar-nominated short documentary retrieves footage of the event, but leaves out the context that gives it meaning.

Indignant solidarity for my fellow golf-club workers

The Minnesota congresswoman has repeatedly voiced classical anti-Semitic tropes, and this is deserving of strong condemnation. But she has also voiced an exceedingly rare willingness to reconsider her presumptions and put herself in the shoes of Jews, and they should take her up on it.

After the job sat unfilled for 21 months, the White House’s new pick for envoy to combat anti-Semitism steps into the role with a unique background and a very big task ahead of him

What a Japanese cultural ambassador and self-help guru learned from the retirees of West Palm Beach

Ep. 167: Former white nationalist Derek Black and journalist Eli Saslow, who documents Black’s journey out of the movement in his new book, ‘Rising Out of Hatred.’

A recent panel event featuring the founding mother of ‘intersectionality’ highlighted the promise and peril of our intersectional moment

The trap of pleasurable loathing

A portrait of the artist as an anti-Semite

The book, recommended by author Alice Walker, repeatedly cites the ‘Protocols of the Elders of Zion,’ dubs the Talmud ‘among the most appallingly racist documents on the planet,’ and says Jews funded the Holocaust and control the KKK

Is this the return of the Thought Police?

Millions of women mobilized against gender inequality and the election of Donald Trump in 2016. But only four of them ended up at the top—and the consequences have been enormous.

Is a Kingsborough Community College professor a racist or a victim of ‘academic mobbing’?

‘Part of the power of this country is that we need each other at moments like this to do the thing that is right.’

A New York judge concludes drug and alcohol problems are the real culprit in the case of a man ‘repeatedly bashing an 84-year-old man on the head with a fire extinguisher while shouting, “I’m going to kill you, you mother f—ng Jew!”’