A new narrative for the coronation of Sabbatai Zevi
The Jewish state is currently gripped by a dangerous apocalyptic vision. To save it, we need to return to a more natural and democratic vision of redemption.
A look at the fearsome ideologue’s brilliant Odessa family novel, ‘The Five’
Twenty years after his death, the legacy of the Lubavitcher leader—‘the Prince of our generation’—is still a matter of heated debate
As Zionism is under siege and Israelis increasingly see their country as divinely ordained, it’s important to remember that the Jewish state is the result not of a miracle but of historical forces and hard work
It’s been 16 years since Menachem Schneerson’s death, but in a sense the seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe is with us more than ever
Are Hasidism and Zen Buddhism kindred movements?
