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In this podcast episode, Jon Levenson, a Harvard professor, discusses the moral force of the biblical Book of Ruth, which is traditionally studied by Jews du...

In this podcast episode, Harvard professor Jon Levenson discusses the significance of the book of Ruth, which is traditionally studied during the holiday of ...

In this podcast episode, Tony Badran, a research fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, argues against the idea that Hizballah is weakening in ...

In this podcast, Tony Badran, a research fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discusses the misconception that Hezbollah is weakening in Leba...

In this podcast episode, John Podhoretz reflects on the life and ideas of his mother, Midge Decter, who recently passed away. Decter was a cultural commentat...

Midge Decter, a prominent cultural commentator, recently passed away. Despite being a lifelong Democrat, she was known for her anti-Communist liberal views a...

In a recent podcast, Motti Inbari, a professor of religion specializing in Israeli social and religious movements, discusses the myth surrounding the Yemenit...

Motti Inbari, a professor of religion and expert on Israeli social and religious movements, addresses the myth of the Yemenite Children Affair in a recent es...

In her book "Rethinking Sex," Christine Emba explores the idea that consent alone is not enough for modern sexual ethics. While consent is important, Emba ar...

In her book "Rethinking Sex," Christine Emba explores the idea of consent in modern sexual ethics. While consent is important and necessary, Emba argues that...

In this podcast episode, Shany Mor discusses the recent surge of terrorist attacks in Israel after a period of relative calm since the Second Intifada. Mor p...

In a recent podcast episode, Israeli analyst Shany Mor discusses the recent surge in terrorist attacks in Israel, which had previously experienced a period o...

In this podcast episode, Abraham Socher, the founding editor of the Jewish Review of Books and an emeritus professor of Jewish studies, discusses his educati...

Abraham Socher, the founding editor of the Jewish Review of Books, discusses his new book of essays titled "Liberal and Illiberal Arts: Essays (Mostly Jewish...

Yuval Levin discusses the concept of freedom in relation to the Passover holiday and the Exodus narrative. He notes that while freedom is central to the holi...

Yuval Levin, editor of National Affairs, explores the concept of freedom in the Passover holiday and the Exodus narrative. While freedom is central to the ho...

Ilana Horwitz, a professor at Tulane University, recently published a new book that explores the relationship between religious beliefs and educational perfo...

Ilana Horwitz, a professor at Tulane University, discusses her recent book that highlights the role of religion in American children's educational performanc...

David Friedman, former U.S. ambassador to Israel, discusses his experiences during his tenure in a new memoir. He highlights some of the Trump administration...

Former U.S. ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, reflects on his time in the Trump administration and his new memoir in a podcast with Mosaic editor Jonatha...

In this podcast, policy researcher Andy Smarick discusses the government's role in strengthening American families. Smarick emphasizes the importance of the ...

In this podcast episode, policy researcher Andy Smarick discusses the government's role in strengthening American families. Smarick emphasizes the importance...

In this podcast, security expert Aaron MacLean examines the United States' credibility and deterrent power in various conflicts. He discusses the decisions m...

In this podcast, security expert Aaron MacLean explores the United States' credibility in the face of various conflicts. He examines the beliefs of America's...

In this article, Ronna Burger, a professor of philosophy at Tulane University, explores the book of Esther as a philosophical text. She examines the themes o...

Ronna Burger, a professor of philosophy at Tulane University, offers a philosophical interpretation of the book of Esther, which Jews study during the celebr...

Dovid Margolin, a senior editor at Chabad.org, discusses the religious dimension of the war in Ukraine. He explores the impact of the war on prayer and synag...

In this podcast, Dovid Margolin, a senior editor at Chabad.org, discusses the impact of the war in Ukraine on Jewish life. He explores how being in the midst...

Russian airstrikes and tanks have commenced a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which marks a significant turning point in Russian-Western relations since the ...

In this podcast episode, foreign-policy scholar Vance Serchuk discusses the history and politics that underlie Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The invasion mar...

Ruth Wisse, a professor emerita at Harvard and columnist for Mosaic, explores the role of modern Jewish literature and its impact on Jewish culture and ident...

Ruth Wisse, a professor emerita at Harvard, Mosaic columnist, and senior distinguished fellow at the Tikvah Fund, explores the role of fiction in modern Jewi...

Yossi Shain, a professor of political science at Tel Aviv University and a member of Knesset, discusses the impact of Israel on the Jewish people in his book...

In his book "The Israeli Century: How the Zionist Revolution Changed History and Reinvented Judaism," Yossi Shain discusses the impact of Jewish sovereignty ...

In this podcast episode, Michael Doran discusses the strategic importance of Azerbaijan, a country that often goes overlooked. Located at the crossroads of E...

In this podcast episode, Michael Doran discusses the strategic importance of Azerbaijan. He highlights that Azerbaijan is a unique country, bordering both Ir...

In this podcast episode, Mitch Silber, former director of intelligence analysis at the New York Police Department and current executive director of the Commu...

In this podcast episode, former NYPD Intelligence Director Mitch Silber discusses the rise of anti-Semitism in America and the need for increased vigilance a...

In a recent study, Jesse Smith of Pennsylvania State University suggests that the family environment plays a significant role in transmitting religious devot...

The Haifa port in Israel recently completed renovations and is now operational, serving as the busiest port in the country. The port is crucial for Israeli t...

A recent report by Jay Greene reveals that many university administrators hired to foster a welcoming environment for students of diverse backgrounds hold an...

The podcast in question features 49 different guests who appeared in 44 episodes throughout 2021. The conversations covered a range of topics related to Jewi...

In this podcast episode, three young Jewish individuals, Tamara Berens, Talia Katz, and Dovid Schwartz, discuss their experiences in the Beren Summer Fellows...

In this podcast, Annie Fixler discusses the growing threat of cyber warfare in the 21st century. In 2020, numerous U.S.-based institutions fell victim to ran...

On December 4, 2021, an explosion occurred near Iran's nuclear facility in Natanz, causing the evacuation of two nearby villages. The cause of the explosion ...

Israeli defense minister Benny Gantz recently visited Morocco, accompanied by Israeli military personnel, marking a significant milestone in the two countrie...

Legal academic Avi Helfand joins Mosaic editor Jonathan Silver to discuss the upcoming Supreme Court case of Carson v. Makin, which deals with the funding of...

In this article, political economist and demographer Nicholas Eberstadt discusses the declining birthrate in the United States. He notes that America was onc...

In this podcast episode, writer Suzy Weiss discusses the growing trend among young American women to embrace a childless future as a mark of their identity. ...

In a discussion with Jonathan Silver, Michael Eisenberg, an Israeli venture capitalist and author, challenges the notion that the Hebrew Bible separates the ...