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First Principles

At a Tikvah-sponsored summer program in Israel, a select group of students, educators, and intellectuals will revisit the founding ideas behind a state at once Jewish and democratic.When Truman Wavered

In the months and days leading up to May 14, 1948, a fierce internal battle tested and all but swayed the President's support for a Jewish state.The Enemy of My Enemy is Still My Enemy

The re-education of a Lebanese professor who made the mistake of collaborating on a pro-Palestinian book with two pro-Palestinian Israeli academics.Linked In?

The idea that the Israel-Palestinian conflict is at the root of Middle East turmoil is a myth that has bamboozled Western policymakers, and crippled American foreign policy, for decades.My Post-Zionist Encounter

A conversation with a disgruntled Israeli reservist on his way to defend his country in 1982.Being Jewish

Thirty-five American Jews, including Rebecca Goldstein, Joseph Lieberman, Leon Wieseltier, and Ruth Wisse, offer brief answers to the questions of what it means to be a Jew today and what Jews bring to the world.Our Man in Tel Aviv

Daniel Silva's bestselling spy novels, with their semi-reluctant warrior-hero, probe the intersection between Israel and the outside world.Recovering Yiddish

In Beersheba, a university center headed by David Roskies works to retrieve a discarded part of Israeli cultural identity.Two Palestines

The increasingly permanent divide between Hamas and Fatah, each of them beholden to feuding foreign patrons, reflects wider regional realities and is shifting the Israel-Palestinian framework in ways still unclear.Faith and Fate

A new book on the Jewish future by Britain's chief rabbi looks refreshingly outward—without, however, fully addressing the vexed issue of faith itself.