Ideas He wrote the book on American Jewish history. Stepping back from teaching, Jonathan Sarna says he has plenty of chapters still to go. Retiring from the classroom after 50 years in academia, every journalist’s favorite Jewish historian is enjoying a victory lap.
The Sit-Down Ideas How much can Israelis take? A trauma expert finds out Bruria Adini studies the resilience of a society under and on the attack.
Ideas After Zohran Mamdani’s upset, there’s a way forward for pro-Israel progressives In the fight for economic fairness for all, Jews shouldn’t have to give up on defending their particular interests, writes a long-time contributor to Dissent magazine.
Ana Levy-Lyons, a former Unitarian Universalist minister and future rabbi, wants to cure what ails the secular left
These therapists give a name to the way Jewish distress has been ignored since Oct. 7: ‘Traumatic invalidation’
As my hometown reeled from an attack to ‘free Palestine,’ I found hope at my son’s graduation in Israel