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A Good Offense?

Robert Gates' resentment of Israel says far more about the self-defeating attitude of the Obama administration, wherein support for Israel is a "gift," than it does about Netanyahu.First Lady of Fleet Street

Rachel Beer (née Sassoon) was editor of two British newspapers and exposed the forged documents behind the Dreyfus affair. So why was she so easily forgotten?Expel the Ambassador

Israel should expel the Lithuanian ambassador until his country stops rewriting history, granting pardons to Nazi collaborators and even accusing Holocaust survivors of "war crimes."A Voice of One’s Own

What makes American Jewish novelists different from other American novelists—and almost instantly recognizable as Jewish?Egypt’s Israel Problem

An Egyptian journalist reports on the recent wave of anti-Israel demonstrations and the virulent attitudes toward the Jewish state on display everywhere in the new Egypt.Goodbye, Golden Rose

The last traces of the 420,000 Jews murdered by Nazis in the once-vibrant Lviv are being buried under casinos and car parks.Statehood Temptations

Any new state of Palestine would be carved out of the still-living body of Israel, with an obviously injurious impact on Israel's security as well as on U.S. strategic interests.Judaism without God

Fifteen Jewish thinkers weigh in on the question of whether Judaism can exist, or can endure, without a belief in God.The Arch-Historian

At ninety-five, Bernard Lewis, the commanding scholar who foresaw and warned about the return of Islamic extremism, remains an ardent student of the religion—and of much else.Re-imagining the Unimaginable

At this remove in time, and after so much retelling, is it possible to write a freshly felt, fully absorbing literary treatment of the Holocaust? A Swedish novelist has done it.