London, on the night Britain left the European Union, during a brief lull in the culture wars to allow one side its victory dance

Esther Cailingold was disillusioned with the British Empire’s treatment of Jews after the Holocaust. So she joined the Jewish resistance in Palestine.

The Romantic poet’s underappreciated collaboration with the pioneering Hebrew scholar Hyman Hurwitz made him more of a Hebraist than most readers know

The reaction to a rescinded European literary award exposes the hypocrisy of cultural boycotts

How Sefton Goldberg saved my life

Why Jewish self-determination is inconvenient to the aims of hate

Why so often in history has it been permissible to speak in disparaging ways about entire subsections of humanity, and why does it seem to be that way again?

A small act of resistance in the middle of Soho at lunchtime

A trove of communications from Britain’s Labour Party leader to his minions reveals the difference between a hipster and Hezbollah

A worthy new biography of the late historian Eric Hobsbawm shows the ardent communist in the crucible of the 20th century

Or, how the Jews reconquered London

How Winston Churchill suppressed the true extent of the former King Edward VIII’s collaboration with Nazi Germany

First in a series on the American left: Will left-wing anti-Zionists and anti-Semites in America succeed in hollowing out the traditional liberal left in the United States, as they have in Britain and France?

Misplaced historical values, survivors dying off, the Labour Party’s new rhetoric, and pressures on secondary curricula are all contributing to a generation of U.K. children with little or incorrect knowledge of the horrors of World War II

Like the West Bank in Israeli politics, Brexit presents the British with a hopeless dilemma