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Being Jewish

Thirty-five American Jews, including Rebecca Goldstein, Joseph Lieberman, Leon Wieseltier, and Ruth Wisse, offer brief answers to the questions of what it means to be a Jew today and what Jews bring to the world.Two Palestines

The increasingly permanent divide between Hamas and Fatah, each of them beholden to feuding foreign patrons, reflects wider regional realities and is shifting the Israel-Palestinian framework in ways still unclear.Faith and Fate

A new book on the Jewish future by Britain's chief rabbi looks refreshingly outward—without, however, fully addressing the vexed issue of faith itself.Irresponsible Elites

A recent poll shows that the average Israeli thinks there is "too much freedom of expression"; might these findings have something to do with the reckless civic example set by a coterie of anti-Zionist academics?Spirits on Parade

A museum exhibit focuses on Jewish beliefs about angels, demons, and spirits and the practical uses of magic in daily life. Haim Saban

The Israeli-American entertainment mogul, heavy Democratic donor, and fervid Clinton supporter is unhappy with administration policy.The Kaufmann Project

A survey, with images, of the life, the work, and the manuscript collection of a prodigious 19th-century Jewish scholar.Another UN Human-Rights Farce

Having pulled out all stops to keep Iran off the Human Rights Council, the U.S. and its allies are now faced with Teheran's appointment to the Commission on the Status of Women.Mearsheimer’s List

The political scientist famous for warning about the cabal steering America away from its true national interests has carved out an exemption for certain "righteous Jews." Echoes of Father Coughlin?