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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.Detroit Rising

Like thousands of other young Jews from Michigan, Blair Nosan left the beleaguered state. But then, unexpectedly part of a young Jewish renaissance in the Motor City, she came back.Who Killed Rafiq Tagi?

The Azeris wanted a modern, relatively secular state, prosperous and with equality for women. But the walls are closing in on them as Iranian and Islamist forces take hold.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. “Your work stinks of Judaism”

Vasily Grossman achieved immense popularity as a journalist covering World War II. That's why it came as such a shock to the Soviet authorities when he submitted the manuscript of Life and Fate. Jews, Christians, and Judeo-Christians

The earliest disciples of Jesus were observant Jews, but their distinctive doctrines have been obscured by the Gentile church that supplanted them.