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Blind Brits, Sighted Yanks

Unlike the British, Americans have never romanticized the Arab world; unlike the British, they tend to see Israel as, in a sea of despotism, a solitary democracy that shares their own values.May a Jew Say “Jehovah”?

Whatever the true pronunciation of the Hebrew letters Y-H-V-H, it surely is not the first word in the name of the well-known Christian group.Sabbath Morning, with Reconstructionists

Although he hears no mention of God, of mitzvot, of revelation, or of obligations—limiting factors, all—a visiting Orthodox Jew does meet a group of lovely, and lively, people. Ki Tavo: The Fear of God

by Michael Carasik This week’s portion, though it begins with encouragement and promise, contains one of the grimmest passages in the Bible.  The Israelites learn that keeping the commandments and following the path prescribed for them by God will lead to comprehensive blessing.Egypt’s Botched Revolution

Washington and Jerusalem would prefer to do business with the military rather than with the Muslim Brotherhood; what if they will have to contend with both? (With photos) Berlin and Jerusalem

Relations between Germany and Israel are too important for either side to become even an inch less close to the other; interview with Melody Sucharewicz.Think Again

Jewish communal "innovators" need to grapple with and assimilate Judaism's own ideas, the fruits of a tradition with centuries of community-building experience.Jewish-Muslim Metal

Lyrics drawn from the Hebrew liturgy, the Quran, and other religious texts feature in the repertoire of an Israeli band whose Arab fans travel to Turkey to hear it.