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When David Defends Goliath

After decades of depending on the Pentagon for military technology, Israel's defense industry is gaining a competitive advantage over its American rival. Indeed, the U.S. is becoming one of its best customers. Paging Dr. Paul

The Republican Jewish Coalition may see Ron Paul's ideas as outside the mainstream—but isn't the whole idea of an organization of Jewish Republicans worrying about the mainstream a bit contradictory?Inside Adbusters

In the apocalyptic vision of the magazine that sparked the Occupy Wall Street movement, the ravages of capitalism compete only with Zionism to cause the most harm to planet Earth.“Very plain, very severe”

Curating an exhibit of Hanukkah lamps, Maurice Sendak chose simple pieces that recall the family that he lost in the Holocaust. (Slideshow)The Last Jews of Iraq

With interviews, archive recordings, and contemporary music, one child of Iraqi Jewish immigrants brings the community's vibrancy to life. (Audio)The Middle-Class Needy and the Gemah

The age-old Jewish free loan system is now meeting credit needs created by such resolutely modern causes as subprime mortgages, outsourcing, and credit default swaps.Will Israel Win the Energy Prize?

Israel's leaders must grimly balance threats against its existence from a nuclear Iran with protection of its valuable oil and gas properties from predator Arab states and Turkey.Counter-Myths

An abstract affection for Jews did not invariably translate into a predilection for them in practice. Milton's poetry did much to foster English Hebraism; but the poet himself could not abide the living Jews.The Painful Place

In defense of the Holocaust movie—the small, nuanced kind that revisits the horror without aid of big-name actors, triumphant romance, or grotesque humor.