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Bad Romance

In recent days, there has been a truly frightening articulation of the U.S. administration's perception of Israel vis-à-vis the Muslim world.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. 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. 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?