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Let My Husband Go

Twenty-five years ago, Avital Sharansky brought the plight of her husband Natan to international attention and engaged the world in the struggle to free Soviet Jewry.The Gentleman from Virginia

Already the highest-ranking Jewish elected official in U.S. history, Eric Cantor is a frontrunner for a nomination to the presidency of what he calls a "Christian nation."One-State Illusion

Despite its apparent evenhandedness, Sari Nusseibeh's proposal for an interim one-state solution sets the stage for a country in which Palestinians would feel at home and Jews would not.The Pagan Rabbi

A rabbi explains how and why he believes in Zeus.The Gipper’s Gift

On the 100th anniversary of his birth, it is appropriate to recall how Ronald Reagan turned the Republican party unambiguously pro-Israel.Memory Hole

Rambling, geopolitically bewildering, and quick to vilify Israel, Kai Bird's take on the Arab-Zionist conflict is also thoroughly at odds with the facts of history.Close Encounters?

Fake YouTube videos show the lights of UFO aircraft hovering over the Dome of the Rock.  What really lit up was the Internet.    A Community in Trouble

From assimilation and attrition to anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism, British Jewry faces severe challenges; is it robust enough to withstand them?Out of Oslo

The sole surviving remnant of the Oslo Accords is regional cooperation on solving problems of water resources; arguably, this is not nothing.The Arab Awakening

Liberalism can indeed take root in the Arab world—provided the West takes as firm a supporting hand as it did earlier in the Soviet Union.  (Interview by David Feith.)