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What Judith Did

The legend of a brave and pious woman, and the lessons of Hanukkah.Voyage of the Damned

Seventy years ago, 937 German Jewish refugees aboard the SS St. Louis were refused entry to the United States and forced to return to Europe; yesterday, 33 survivors gathered in Miami.The Stones Speak

A newly deciphered inscription verifies the events precipitating the Maccabean Revolt and the story of Hanukkah.Judaism and Academic Jewish Studies: Friends or Foes?

A student interview with David Berger, professor and dean of graduate Jewish studies at Yeshiva University.What Does the European Union Want?

What it wants is to divide the city of Jerusalem.“Torah Law” in Israel’s Courts: Fighting Words

Israelis both secular and religious are right to oppose Minister Neeman’s revolutionary idea.“Torah Law” in Israel’s Courts: Bring it On

One of the world’s oldest and most adaptive legal codes has much to contribute to modern legal understanding—and besides, it might find itself transformed in the process.The Story Nobody is Covering

Why have the major media shunned the trial of a self-proclaimed soldier of Islam who murdered a woman and injured five others at the Seattle Jewish Federation?Name that Planet, in Hebrew

A blogger considers the competition, open to all Israelis, to come up with authentic Hebrew names for Uranus and Neptune.Not a Single Ray of Hope

In a Kuwait daily, a Syrian liberal laments the state of the Arab world.