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Writing Jewish

What makes a work of literature Jewish? Dan Miron, an eminent authority, argues against a unified or "continuous" view and for a mixed and expansive one.Reality Check

Haim Amsalem, a Shas parliamentarian, has advocated the reform of ultra-Orthodox society, thereby becoming persona non grata in his own party.A Royal Conundrum

If he is invited, should Lord Sacks, the Chief Rabbi of Great Britain, attend the forthcoming royal wedding in Westminster Abbey? Mikeitz: A Concatenation of Coincidences?

One of the recurring puzzles in biblical theology concerns the balance between reliance upon divine intervention, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, the assumption of personal initiative. As we near the denouement of the saga of Joseph, we have an unprecedented opportunity to gain insight into this conundrum.What the Wikileak Documents Reveal

We now know: U.S. Middle East policy is premised on a web of fictions flatly contradicted by the assessments of American diplomats—and allies.Thoroughly Modern Jewish Kid Lit

Far from immigrant stories and fairy tales, books for Jewish children and teenagers now routinely address "problem" subjects like bullying, suicide, and abuse.The Edible is Political

The anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement has found a new target at Princeton: the Israeli brand of hummus sold on campus.Fatah’s Press

Why have news outlets reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations refrained from mentioning Fatah's latest official declarations rejecting any recognition of the "so-called Jewish state"?