The poet and singer was ‘attuned to the divine, whatever the divine might be… with the unburdened heart of a believer’
In a new biography, historian Anita Shapira deciphers Israel’s inscrutable founding father
What my fellow Tablet writer gets wrong about privilege—and liberalism
The Brooklyn-born punk star, writer, and poet altered the New York cultural landscape
An excerpt from the original Tablet Kindle Single ‘Conspiracy of Letters,’ available from Amazon.com today
It’s a good thing the Finance Minister’s boxing days are over
The two Tableteers debate the author’s legacy ahead of his 80th birthday
A writer’s plea goes up in smoke
The source of the order has been pinpointed
A Tablet talk featuring Katz’s Jake Dell and Mile End’s Noah Bernamoff
Comment of the Week
The Rebutter
Cain and Abel offer an important lesson, says a UCLA professor in the new book Bloodlust: It’s familiarity, not otherness, that breeds violence.
Rosa Luxemburg was a Marxist activist in early 20th-century Berlin, murdered by her political enemies after World War I. She’s the topic of the debut edition of “Long Story Short,” a new podcast on people and ideas in Jewish life.
Pyromania, authenticity, and more
Perhaps under pressure from you, the reader
A Jewish conspiracy? Well, sorta
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