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The Arab Spring and the Islamic State

In the recent uprisings, the burning of American or Israeli flags was not a central display; the protesters focused on internal, national problems. That's how they must continue.EastEnders

London's East End was once a hub of immigrant Jewish life, with a soup kitchen that served 5,000 meals a day, a Yiddish theater, countless synagogues, Petticoat Lane Market, and . . . Jacob the Ripper?The Riddle of the Mufti

Haj Amin al-Husseini threw a long shadow as a precursor to the Arab and Muslim factions whose brand of anti-Semitism borrows much from the Western traditions that they otherwise despise.The Real Story

In the hysterical response to an ad campaign targeted at expat Israelis, the insecurity of American Jews is laid bare.Not One, Not Two . . .

The absence of current demographic data for U.S. Jewry is something of a scandal, as Jews may indefinitely lack the information required for communal planning. Inhuman, All Too Inhuman

That Hezbollah was infiltrated by the CIA shows that the terror group was not as disciplined or as impermeable as thought.When the Profane Becomes Sacred

While the Sabbateans were considered an internal Jewish problem, the Frankists were seen as a divisive presence, and one that was likely to create a new religion.