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Philanthropist I and Philanthropist II

While American Jewish philanthropists tend to create new institutions from scratch, the Jewish community also needs people to maintain what we already have. The Real Enemy

“What was the real cost for not recognizing Israel in 1948 and why didn’t the Arab states spend their assets on education, health care, and the infrastructures instead of wars?”Darkness on the Deep

“Is Genesis’s description of the universe at its inception, before the creation of light, a radically reimagined, reworked and de-mythologized rendering of the Babylonian legend?”Hitler’s Greatest Enemies

“One truth we can affirm: Hitler had no greater, more courageous, and more admirable enemies than Hans von Dohnanyi and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.”Torah, She Wrote

Despite the talmudic prohibition on women being scribes, growing numbers of women outside the Orthodox world are writing Torah scrolls. Hollande Takes the Hard Line

After a series of attacks against Jewish targets in France, Sunday’s anti-terror raids show that François Hollande is prepared for a fight with the country’s Islamists. Category Error

The focus of Yoram Hazony's History of Israel, and of most of the Hebrew Bible, is not on "discover[ing] the true and the good in accordance with man's natural abilities," as he thinks . . . Last Chance to Quiz Granddad

Historian Moritz Pfeiffer intended his new book about his own grandparents’ Nazi past to encourage others to question their aging relatives. But young Germans just want to move on.Marching in Malmo

Facing a hostile population and an unsympathetic mayor, anti-Semitic attacks have become a matter of course for the Jews of Malmo, Sweden. But now they are fighting back. For Whom the Pell Tolls

Michigan Jewish Institute was a small college until it received $25 million in federal Pell Grants; now it is an online university—and its students are learning in Israel.