Fifty years after his death, a growing new appreciation for the president’s special empathy for the Jewish people

A medieval Spanish passion play brings an ancient stereotype into the networked 21st century. Should the social media giant ban it from its platform?

Ep. 199: Live from San Francisco with Bari Weiss, author of ‘How to Fight Anti-Semitism,’ and Andrew Marantz, who covers online extremism for ‘The New Yorker’

Self-mutilation as a Jewish cultural strategy and the sad history of the Yevsektsiya

Leif Olson, a Trump labor official, sarcastically mocked the anti-Semitic critics of House Speaker Paul Ryan, and their conservative media enabler Breitbart. Bloomberg took those posts, selectively cropped them, missed the joke, and forced his resignation.

Not a disease, but a human reaction to an anomaly

Why Jewish self-determination is inconvenient to the aims of hate

Why so often in history has it been permissible to speak in disparaging ways about entire subsections of humanity, and why does it seem to be that way again?

There are some very bad people on both sides of the race obsession

Lift up your voice and sing, kosher soul

Why can’t Jews get along with each other?

Ted Cruz joins with Tim Kaine to speak hard truths about the past and the present

Listen to those directly affected. Show up. And never lose sight of the bigger picture.

How anti-Semitic Soviet propaganda informs contemporary left anti-Zionism

And the toxic BDS professors who tell it

A small act of resistance in the middle of Soho at lunchtime

A trove of communications from Britain’s Labour Party leader to his minions reveals the difference between a hipster and Hezbollah

Tablet celebrates the great Viennese satirist’s 145th birthday this weekend

Are the philosophical roots of contemporary left-wing denunciations of Israel to be found in a radical, twisted 1970s argument about the place of Jews in Western culture?

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.