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Best Loved, Least Known

What is it about Maimonides? Few have read him, fewer have understood him, and yet everyone, from Yeshayahu Leibowitz to the Lubavitcher Rebbe, wants him in his camp.“Our 9/11”

The faithful of Borough Park have a saying: "We are all of one face." The life of Levi Aron, the outcast awaiting trial for the murder of 8-year-old Leiby Kletzky, suggests otherwise.Boundaries and Barriers

Most deaf Jews are not involved in Jewish life; the barriers to participation are simply too high. But the community is changing rapidly.A Second Chance for Europe?

As European leaders come to understand Israel's unique security predicament, the time might be right for Israel to establish symmetry vis-à-vis the Palestinian land demands.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)