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A Promising Land?

From New Orleans and Tulsa to Meridian and Dothan, southern cities and small towns are trying to lure Jews back.Iran Cannot be Contained

American policymakers are looking for ways to accommodate a nuclear Iran. Their ideas are thorough, serious, and dangerously wrong.A Better Middle East Road Map?

Can the international community interrupt its Israel-bashing to do something potentially constructive?The Novelist, the Poet, and the Commandment Keepers

A real-estate dispute throws a spotlight on a historic African-American Hebrew congregation in Harlem.Spies of the Balkans

In Alan Furst's latest thriller, a detective from Salonika becomes one link in a chain of operatives shepherding Jews out of Germany. (Audio interview.)Who Killed Haim Arlozoroff?

A new novel (in French) by the French-Egyptian-Jewish writer Tobie Nathan centers on the 1933 assassination in Tel Aviv of a Zionist political leader.Iran’s Revolution Now

Very little is needed to help the Green movement's efforts to topple a now permanently unstable regime; but will Washington provide it?The Divestment Scorecard

The boycott, divestment, and sanctions campaign against Israel offers a global cause to rally around even as it has little to show for itself on the ground.Politics, Turkish-style

Evading tough issues at home, Prime Minister Erdogan rides a populist and Islamist wave with vitriolic anti-American and anti-Israel overtones.Improving Henry Roth

Have editors and critics committed a posthumous literary injustice against the author of Call it Sleep and his unfinished, late-life stream of confessional narrative?