The strongest evidence that the taboo against anti-Semitism is being eroded is the fact that obvious forms of verbal abuse are tolerated—even justified

Robert D. Kaplan’s deification of John J. Mearsheimer in The Atlantic last week shows that the authors of The Israel Lobby are winning

The American Jewish response to Sept. 11 interprets—but doesn’t explain—the anti-Semitism, trauma, and mourning that still linger after the attacks

The world’s most important leftist intellectual talks about his Zionist childhood and his time with Hezbollah

Mixed-marriage cooking, the other Lobby, and more

A new book explores the ‘petrodiplomatic complex’ and Saudi influence on U.S. foreign policy

Others react to Goldberg’s report

The response to Lee Smith’s follow-up

Toward a definition of Jew-baiting, and more

When the comments on the blogs of Stephen Walt, Andrew Sullivan, Philip Weiss, and Glenn Greenwald turn ugly, who should be held accountable? Plus: A Jew-baiter’s lexicon.

Smith’s column gets quite a response

The classical-music giant, and more

How media companies are using the Internet to make anti-Semitism respectable

Maybe American liberal Zionism simply isn’t worth saving

Geoffrey Wawro’s Quicksand misses an opportunity to make an isolationist critique of U.S. Middle East policy