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Obama’s Arabia

Why is the President pushing a huge arms deal with a regime that tramples on human rights and shouldn't be trusted with a toothpick?Bearing Witness

A reissued novel by the centenarian Hans Keilson delves into the moral disorientation of a Jew in a society suddenly gone sick with anti-Semitism.Still Wandering

Over its 134 years, the metamorphoses undergone by Washington, D.C.'s first synagogue have included being torn from its foundation and moved, inch by inch.Inventing the Israelite

The fictional works produced by 19th-century French Jews suggest how they found ways to maintain their distinctiveness even as they embraced modernity.Interfaith Nuptials

However irrelevant theology may have become to growing numbers of Americans, Judaism and Christianity cannot easily be blended like eggs and oil into a religious mayonnaise.The Goldstone Report and International Law

By now, the report's factual and legal findings have been thoroughly discredited; but a larger problem remains, and it affects every liberal democracy in the world.Jewish Jazz

At the age of eighty-nine, Dave Brubeck talks about the arc between spirituality and jazz, and why as a non-Jew he has been inspired to create "Jewish music."Veiled Threats

European bans on the burqa are an outrage against freedom—and, for the sake of freedom, they must be supported.Daddy Warburg

In Niall Ferguson's masterful new biography, Siegmund Warburg (1902-1982) emerges as a financier for whom the profit motive was never enough.Inventing Our Life

A documentary film examines the kibbutz movement at one-hundred, from its rocky past to its uncertain present and surprisingly hopeful future. (Video; a five-part series)