Future plans for the controversial Lower Manhattan site not yet known
The 83-year-old building to become a hotel and shops, plus a new synagogue
Agenda: Tovah Feldshuh gets old, New York City dines out for farmers, the Klezmatics play Prague, and more
The Egyptian-born anti-Islamic activist Nonie Darwish, whose life story and outspoken views on Israel and the Arab world make her someone Jews should support, was unfairly tarred in Tablet
Despite the complicated history of Jewish defectors, the Jewish right has embraced Muslim apostates like Nonie Darwish, an Egyptian-born Christian convert who voices anti-Islamic rhetoric
Chris Hondros, of Getty Images, was killed in Libya yesterday
Pro-Israel Congresswoman Shelley Berkley, Democrat from Las Vegas, rides a hot streak
Post-Jewish lit, very Jewish lit, and more
A deaf Muslim atheist responds defiantly to the debate over the ‘Ground Zero mosque’
Utah’s Hatch says owners have right to build
Does history live up to the Islamic center’s ideal?
A conservative activist and a liberal Tablet contributor debate whether the ‘Ground Zero mosque’ poses a threat to the United States
Plus the coming Israeli energy boom, and more in the news
Park51’s Khan sees resonance with Islamophobia
Recent attacks on Islam in the United States echo old slurs against Jews
What the Cordoba Initiative wasn’t ready for
Why Park51 and East J’lem are unrelated
‘Sharia’ is a much more abstract concept than ideologues—whether Mideast Islamists or Newt Gingrich—suggest
