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The Enemy of My Enemy is Still My Enemy

The re-education of a Lebanese professor who made the mistake of collaborating on a pro-Palestinian book with two pro-Palestinian Israeli academics.America in Hebrew Eyes

In Ha-Zefirah, a Warsaw daily, Hebrew-reading East European Jews in the late 19th century could learn, among other things, about an attractive, bustling, intriguing New World.Singing the Yemen Blues

From a childhood studying Torah to a career as a professional singer (and an expert in Serbian church music), Ravid Kahalani is returning to his Yemenite roots. Watch a recording session.Mappings

Tracing a word that seems to mean the same thing in Hebrew, English, and Latin.Linked In?

The idea that the Israel-Palestinian conflict is at the root of Middle East turmoil is a myth that has bamboozled Western policymakers, and crippled American foreign policy, for decades.My Post-Zionist Encounter

A conversation with a disgruntled Israeli reservist on his way to defend his country in 1982.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.Our Man in Tel Aviv

Daniel Silva's bestselling spy novels, with their semi-reluctant warrior-hero, probe the intersection between Israel and the outside world. Recovering Yiddish

In Beersheba, a university center headed by David Roskies works to retrieve a discarded part of Israeli cultural identity.