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Scholar and Mentor

On the death at niney-three of a historian, bibliographer, and influential Jewish-studies professor at Oxford and the University of London.The Sabbath World

Even to one who doesn't observe the Jewish day of rest, Judith Shulevitz's new book makes an almost irresistible case for it.Monkey Business

A New York museum show about Curious George and the refugee Jewish couple who created him depicts the triumph of innocence and mischief—against what, we never learn.From Yemen to the East End

Dozens of the last indigenous Jews of the Arabian Peninsula have fled persecution to Britain.Persian Passover Pleasures

For Iranian Jews in southern California, food and feasts are central to life.Bring Menasseh’s Children Home

A community of Indians that believes itself descended from a lost biblical tribe anxiously awaits aliyah.The Higher Anti-Zionism

In its shoddiness and blatant bias, The Israel-Palestine Conflict, written by a professor at UCLA and released by a prestigious publisher, underscores the bad faith permeating much academic discourse.Passover on the Mountain

Celebrating the festival with the Samaritans in Palestine, ca. 1943.Silent Majorities

For visiting Israel and publishing in an Israeli newspaper, a Jordanian journalist has been openly denounced—and privately applauded.Location, Location

Shepherd Hotel, the latest point of contention between Jerusalem and Washington, is a stone's throw from the Hebrew University and Hadassah Hospital on Mt. Scopus.