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Funnyman

After creating Superman, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster fashioned a very different superhero—perhaps the most straightforward expression of Jewishness to have appeared in comics.Little Shul in Iowa

Ottumwa's B'nai Jacob congregation is in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places; nowadays, fewer than ten worshippers muster for Sabbath services. (With video)Lonely, Lonely, Lonely is the Lord of Hosts

In a rural utopian community, the only laws are those arising out of a spirit of loving responsibility. To whom? (A short story.)Lessons Not Learned

Five years ago today, three British-born Muslim suicide bombers murdered fifty-two people in London. Since then, Britain's authorities have engaged extremists, sidelined progressive Muslims, and failed to assert mainstream values.Oldest Hatred

Three recent works on anti-Semitism underscore not that too much is being written about the phenomenon but that it remains little understood and habitually, perhaps willfully, misdefined.Who’s Afraid of the Palestinians?

The Egyptians, for one. Also, the Jordanians.Contempt of Justice

A bigoted verdict in Great Britain suggests that the current hysterical campaign against Israel is resulting not only in gross injustice to that democratic nation but in the undermining of democracy at home.Fayyadism: Not What It’s Cracked Up to Be

The Palestinian prime minister may be a good person, but whatever his Western admirers may claim, his policies are not building a Palestinian state.In Venezuela, Taking Aim at Jews

Under Hugo Chavez, anti-Semitism is no longer merely encouraged; now it has become official.The Curious Case of Mark Zborowski

The author of Life Is with People, a classic of shtetl nostalgia, was a Stalinist spy; how do these two facts compute?