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What Hath Freedom Wrought?

More wide-ranging than profound, Philadelphia's new National Museum of American Jewish History avoids a serious consideration of religion, or Israel, or the mixed consequences of freedom. (With photos)A Black Pearl

The Policeman, a movie by Israel's master satirist Ephraim Kishon, has retained its sting four decades after its first airing.The Tea Party Comes to Jerusalem

Newly elected Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) is set to arrive in Israel on Sunday, in a visit suggesting the disposition of the 112th Congress.Triumphs and Travails

A worldwide celebration—and some controversy—will mark the conclusion of Adin Steinsaltz's monumental Hebrew translation of the Babylonian Talmud.The Olive-Tree Maneuver

A documentary claims to demonstrate Israeli mistreatment of Palestinian olive harvesters. It doesn't.New Wave Outrage

The honorary Oscar soon to be awarded to the director Jean-Luc Godard is more than a kerfuffle; it's a scandal.A Voice Crying in Ramallah

Zainab Rashid, a Palestinian reformist, argues that Islamism is hijacking her people's aspirations even as Arab regimes exploit their cause.Hitler and the Germans

A Berlin exhibit aims at helping today's Germans understand how their countrymen embraced the Nazi dictator and condoned his violent and genocidal policies.Half-Shabbos

Does "big-tent" Orthodoxy have a place for teens who send text messages on the Sabbath?Boomtown

A mass wedding of 47 couples in Nablus marks the latest step toward rebranding the city as a model of stability in the West Bank.