The Jewish conservatives and ‘nation builders’ who led us into Iraq and Afghanistan bet the farm against Donald Trump, and lost. What now?

Former ‘Commentary’ editor Norman Podhoretz recently said he would ‘not bet [his] life on anything about Trump,’ but has even less regard for Clinton. His son, John, wants to convince him otherwise.

A new biography of Jacob Neusner examines his ‘complicated, colorful, and unappreciated intellectual life’

An excerpt from the new ‘Exit Right’ describes a tumultuous evening when the beatnik confronted the neocon

The editors of a new book about the conflict respond to a Commentary review

What Adam Bellow and other conservatives get wrong about the political leanings of creators of imaginative fiction

Here’s what you should read

If Jews are trading theology for community, it’s time for Orthodoxy to evolve

A series airing during Ramadan traffics in anti-Semitic themes but may show an evolving attitude toward Israel

Even more about the Jews

Commenting on ‘Commentary’

Anti-Semites are a tiny fringe at the Occupy Wall Street protests. But an inability to quiet them shows the limitations of a leaderless movement.

Ransom Center in Austin is a hotbed of Jewish literary papers

Proudly unorthodox, org. kept young Jews interested

The law of unintended consequences