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Sayed Kashua is a bestselling novelist, satirist, and sitcom writerFragment of the Month

Piece by ragged piece, researchers are reconstructing the long-lost Hebrew text of the apocryphal book of Ben Sira (Ecclesiasticus).A Tale of Two Hatreds

Despite the claims of some, "Islamophobia" is not Europe's new anti-Semitism, and the pretense undermines the fight against radical Islamic terrorists.What Light through Yonder Window Breaks?

A new, full-length feature film of Romeo and Juliet—in Yiddish, and made in the U.S.—is premiering this week; it is not the only recent effort of its kind.History Repeating Itself

Just like many villagers in the Galilee before them, a plurality of east Jerusalem Palestinians want to remain Israelis. Will they be able to?The Long Withdrawal

All over the Muslim Middle East, Christians and Christianity are in fearful retreat.Artful Dodging

Why does American Orthodox culture, while producing more than its fair share of lawyers and doctors, yield scarcely a single poet or painter?News from Shushan

The tomb of Mordecai and Esther in Iran is no longer a protected site. Will UNESCO step in?The Chameleon

Thirty years after his death, the French-Jewish novelist Romain Gary is in the public eye—though untangling his fabrications has proved a lengthy process.     The Martyred Thirty-Five

"This is the story I told my daughter Ruth as the fateful year of 1948 began." Remembering friends who went to help besieged Jews in the outskirts of war-torn Jerusalem.