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Judaism
This Is a Dark Time for Britain’s Jews. But I’m Not Going Anywhere.
As antisemitic violence escalates in the UK, the instinct to flee is understandable. But abandoning Britain would mean conceding that Jewish life in the…
Josh Kaplan
I Am an October 8 Jew
While my peers turned on Israel and the Jewish people, I became an unlikely inheritor of our ancient tradition.
Olivia Reingold
What Will Follow the ‘Polite Pogrom’ in Canada?
Antisemitism is surging across the West, with politicians offering platitudes but no solutions.
The Editors
The Terrorizing of British Jews
Britain keeps saying antisemitism has no place here. Britain keeps being wrong.
Zoe Strimpel
Two Drinks with . . . the ‘Impressively Angry’ Novelist, Howard Jacobson
Howard Jacobson’s new book, ‘Howl,’ is a tragicomic exploration of the Jew-hating madness and moral inversion that overtook England after the Hamas…
Dominic Green
Tucker Carlson’s Absurd Chabad Conspiracy
In hundreds of cities and remote corners of the world, Chabad Houses offer meals, community, and a safe haven. Now Carlson thinks they’re part of a…
Jillian Lederman
Inside the Christian Civil War over Antisemitism
‘To be antisemitic is to be anti-Christian,’ a famous Catholic once said. Today, many young Catholics believe that’s outdated.
Peter Savodnik
The ‘Dirty Jew’ Ad Is Bad for Jews
We need to stop with the victimization, not make a $15 million Super Bowl ad about it.
Peter Savodnik
How Holocaust Denial Became Mainstream
As memory of the atrocity fades, the war over its meaning is more important than ever.
Simon Sebag Montefiore
I Was Elie Wiesel’s German Doctor
The Holocaust survivor, acclaimed writer, and Nobel laureate chose to see me not as a creature of history or origin but as a human being.
Suzanne Lentzsch
Why Liberal Religion Is Losing Ground
‘If you remove the religious soil, the ethics of a society will stay for a while—just like cut flowers—but eventually they will wither and die.’
Coleman Hughes
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Things Worth Remembering: The Poem That Outlived the Holocaust
Every year, millions around the world honor the victims of the Holocaust by singing Hannah Senesh’s poem, ‘Eli, Eli’: five imperfect lines about a…
Douglas Century
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