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A Matter of Sovereignty

A well-meaning proposal to break the monopoly of the chief rabbinate over conversions runs the risk of delegating authority in issues of Israeli law to non-Israelis. (For a response, see here.)Jonathan Pollard’s Legacy

At this point, freeing the imprisoned spy would harm no one, but there is no underestimating the damage he and his Israeli handlers did to American Jewry.Church, State, and American Jews

A community zealously separationist in principle has time and again found itself blurring the line when it comes to interfaith relations, ensuring a stable supply of kosher food products, and various ritual practices.Qaddafi’s Toads

The top ten international enablers who gave gratuitous aid and comfort to Libya's murderous psychopath.A Jewish Moment of Truth

The adaptation of religious law (halakhah) to the needs of exile preserved the Jews for 2,000 years; why can't Judaism rise to the challenge of a sovereign state?Facebook War over Qatar

On the social-media site, a vociferous campaign calls for revolution against the regime of the Emir, a "traitorous agent of the Jews."A Fork in J Street?

Five signs that the organization's days as a Washington lobby are over and that its future, if it has one, will be as an activist group à la Peace Now.Architect of Joy

Contravening the dictates of modernism, the "super-shlock" work of Morris Lapidus was designed to make people happy—and it does.So Far, So Good

With exceptions, the Arab revolts have been constructive, patriotic, and open; much now depends on developments in Iran and Saudi Arabia—and within the rebel movements themselves.JewsJewsJews!

On the latest eruption of anti-Jewish slurs and the excitement of being at the center of so many different and maniacal fantasies.