Ideas

I’m an Israeli advocate for Israeli-Palestinian coexistence. We’re still in this together.

Progressives have embraced a narrative that won’t lead to peace, writes a rabbi and author.

Ideas

Antisemitism scholars like me study perpetrators. We should know more about their victims.

Focusing on those who engage in antisemitism, writes a historian at Fordham University, ignores how violence, taunts and exclusion affect actual Jews.

The rising death toll in Gaza is tragic. But Holocaust scholars should know: It is not genocide.

I was the victim of settler violence in the West Bank. Looking away from it will endanger all of us.

How New Yorker writer Ariel Levy adapted Philip Roth’s filthiest book for the stage

The spiritual risks of lingering in the place of our pain

The rabbi who survived the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting 5 years ago considers hope in a dark time for the world’s Jews

The world is on fire — but it is also full of light

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