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Resurfaced

Some of the most intriguing archeological artifacts ever discovered were given to Egypt by Israel as part of the 1979 peace deal—and promptly disappeared.  Have they now resurfaced?Murder and Spin

Sensational news from the Middle East usually dominates the world's media; by contrast, the Itamar massacre was downplayed when it was not outright distorted.On Writing as a Jew

Accepting an award for lifetime achievement, the novelist and essayist Cynthia Ozick lays out two options for the American Jewish writer.Cause for Hope

From the fall of the Soviet Union, the free world should have learned a lesson about the power of popular dissidence; that lesson is still pertinent to the rebellions rocking the dictatorships of the Middle East.Pakistan’s Jewish Problem

In a country with no Jewish presence to speak of, opinion makers are deepening the anti-Semitic mindset that is typical across the Islamic world.The Art of Matrimony

At New York's Jewish Museum, thirty exquisite marriage contracts provide a wealth of visual information about the communities in which they were created.150 Years of French Class

Jewish and humanitarian, the Alliance Israélite Universelle took on the "civilizing" mission of French colonialism; a TV documentary tells the story, avoiding areas of gray.Doomed to Fail

This is going to be a great year for Middle East peace initiatives, but likely a very bad one for Middle East peace.Israel go Bragh

In propounding a state run according to the tenets of Jewish law, was Israel's first chief rabbi influenced by Irish nationalism?Unearthed

In advance of the 70th anniversary of the Babi Yar massacre, a Brandeis exhibit features the work of a painter who defied the Soviet regime by depicting its victims as the Jews they were. (With images)