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Between New York and Jerusalem

On the friendship between Hannah Arendt and Gershom Scholem, and the decade-long antagonistic correspondence that brought it to an end.Letters Lost and Found

How an especially beautiful 16th-century Hebrew typeface has been ushered into the 21st century. (Video)Frumspeak

Is the "yeshivish" speech of some Orthodox Jews just ordinary English with an expanded rabbinic vocabulary, or is it in fact its own distinct language?Total War

The Muslim Brotherhood's radical cleric wants a war: not between Israel and the Palestinians, but between all Muslims and all Jews.Liberating Libya

The goal of the Obama administration has been to improve America's image in the Arab world. In furtherance of that goal, here is something concrete it can do right now.Turkey’s Silence Explained

Following Louis Farrakhan, Fidel Castro, and Hugo Chavez, Prime Minister Recip Tayyip Erdogan was a recent recipient of the Qaddafi International Prize for Human Rights.Ask a Mormon

What liberal Jews can learn from Latter-Day Saints about making religion relevant.Behind a Best Seller

One of the most popular Hebrew books in the modern era was an 18th-century tome mixing science, kabbalah, ethics, and a then-radically open attitude toward non-Jews.Changing of the Guard

To the outgoing chief of staff Gabi Ashkenazi goes much of the credit for the IDF's greatly improved preparedness and the cordial relations that Israel enjoys with military leaders elsewhere.The Unseen West Bank

Even well-informed readers imagine that the West Bank is crowded, dangerous, and replete with roadblocks and officious Israeli security forces. Reality is quite different.  (Part 2; Part 1 is here.)