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Gadi Taub's article critiques the prevalent narrative of widespread Jewish settler violence in Judea and Samaria (West Bank) against Palestinians, arguing it...

Cameron Finnigan, a 19-year-old from Britain, was convicted of encouraging suicide and possessing a terrorism manual, with ties to a cybercrime group known a...

Alana Newhouse discusses the increasing influence of Tablet magazine among prominent individuals from various industries, including Silicon Valley, Wall Stre...

The piece from Tablet Magazine titled "July 2025" reflects the publication's forward-thinking approach by providing insights or narratives set in a not-so-di...

Exploring Charlie Chaplin's iconic influence on film, this piece examines Chaplin through the lens of Jewish cultural archetypes, particularly the schlemiel....

This article explores the complex identity and influence of Evangelical Christians in America, particularly highlighting their relationship with Israel and v...

Tony Badran explores the overestimated power of Iran and its regional proxies in comparison to Israel's recent military successes. Despite Iran's seemingly e...

Liel Leibovitz expresses a tempered response to Zohran Mamdani's electoral win, arguing that despite Mamdani's controversial stances, particularly his antise...

Michael Lind's article explores the increasingly common use of nationwide injunctions by partisan federal judges, particularly to thwart presidential initiat...

The article discusses recent American airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, marking a critical point in a long-standing effort to curb Iran's nuclear ambi...

Dovid Bashevkin delves into the personal and theological significance of names, contemplating his own struggles with his name as a metaphor for exploring the...

Lee Smith's article critiques the internal conservative opposition to Donald Trump's stance on Iran, suggesting that such opposition reflects an alignment wi...

Jeremy England explores the concept of holiness in Judaism through the story of Korah's rebellion against Moses and Aaron, as told in the Torah. Korah's accu...

David Samuels explores the dominance of popular arts in American culture, emphasizing their pivotal role over traditional fine arts forms. He argues that Ame...

Armin Rosen delves into the intricacies of Israel's ongoing efforts against Iran's nuclear ambitions, focusing on the strategic challenges of neutralizing th...

Amid heightened conflict and rocket attacks in Israel, Ani Wilcenski provides a vivid, personal depiction of life in Tel Aviv as a visitor caught in the unre...

Operation Rising Lion, initiated by Israel on June 13, 2025, involved a large-scale aerial and drone attack on key Iranian sites, focusing on nuclear facilit...

Isaac Simpson explores the commodification of social media influence, detailing a personal encounter with TikTok influencers and their managers as he attempt...

Lee Smith's article explores the recent Israeli military operation against Iranian leadership and nuclear facilities, highlighting how it was perceived as a ...

The article by Lee Smith explores the alleged premeditated efforts by Democratic operatives to destabilize a potential second presidency of Donald Trump thro...

Justine Bateman argues that Hollywood has strayed from its creative roots by focusing excessively on financial gain rather than tapping into the "God river"—...

The Los Angeles ICE protests, featuring local activists and significant union involvement, have escalated into widespread rioting. These events, involving or...

Donald Trump's returning presidency has initiated a controversial push to consolidate executive power by asserting the right to fire government employees, in...

The article by Zach Goldberg examines how media outlets have expanded the application of the term "genocide," particularly in the context of the Israel-Gaza ...

Alana Newhouse offers a reflection on the responsibilities of media professionals in shaping public understanding and opinion. Recounting an interaction with...

The article explores Clement Attlee's tenure as British Prime Minister post-World War II, focusing on his controversial decision to sell advanced Rolls-Royce...

The article examines the alignment of anti-Israel right-wing figures with pro-Iran left-wing entities in their criticisms of Israel. It details accusations a...

Michael Lind's article explores the expansion of executive power in the United States, highlighting the controversial practices of recent presidents like Bar...

"Sinners," an audacious film set in the Jim Crow South, combines music, horror, and period drama with a sincere exploration of spirituality, particularly foc...

The tragic murder of Israeli diplomat Yaron Lischinsky underscores the precarious nature of representing a frequently maligned nation like Israel abroad. Arm...

David Denby's book "Eminent Jews," as reviewed by David Mikics, captures the essence of a bygone era in American Jewry. Denby examines the influential lives ...

The article by Jay P. Greene highlights a significant antisemitism problem in the medical field, particularly among doctors, with a notable overrepresentatio...

In the wake of devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, the displaced congregation of St. Marks Episcopal Church has found a temporary home in St. Barnabas, now...

Tablet Magazine introduces a significant shift in its offerings, launching a monthly print magazine starting June. This move reflects its commitment to in-de...

Reflecting a crucial moment during a Q&A session over a decade ago, author Alana Newhouse emphasizes the responsibility that media figures have in guiding pu...

The article discusses the ramifications and potential silver linings of the Trump administration's tariff strategy, which caused market turmoil akin to histo...

Dovid Bashevkin explores the unconventional consequences outlined in Tractate Makkot, such as the punishment for false witnesses (eidim zomemim) and the exil...

The early phase of Donald Trump's second administration is marked by internal conflict and inefficiency, with major staffing issues contributing to an unstab...

Ryan Coogler's film "Sinners" unfolds in 1932 Clarksdale, Mississippi, presenting a narrative that intertwines racial history with supernatural themes. The s...

David Horowitz, a prominent figure in American literature and activism, is remembered for his transformation from a New Left icon to a leading conservative v...

David Mikics explores the literary reflections of the Gilded Age, a period marked by extreme economic inequality and rapid technological progress, through no...

Tensions between the U.S. and China have intensified due to ongoing trade wars characterized by reciprocal tariff increases, with U.S. tariffs on Chinese goo...

Viktor Orbán's Hungary has become a magnet for right-wing leaders globally, including Netanyahu, Trump, and Miliei, due to its unique political evolution sin...

The latest season of "The White Lotus" explores themes of spiritual searching amidst opulent backdrops in Thailand, integrating Buddhism as a central motif. ...

Edward Luttwak's article draws a comparison between Winston Churchill's and Benjamin Netanyahu's leadership styles, highlighting their shared tenacity in the...

Rabbi Yosie Levine explores the groundbreaking work of Hakham Tsevi Ashkenazi, the 18th-century Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of Amsterdam, who examined the halakhi...

The article critiques a recent episode of Joe Rogan's podcast featuring Douglas Murray and Dave Smith, focusing on their ineffectual debate on the Israeli-Pa...

Israel's Ministry for Diaspora Affairs is set to invest $4 million in 2025 in Project Aleph Bet, an initiative aimed at increasing enrollment in Jewish day s...

Dovid Bashevkin explores the nuanced relationship between Jewish law as discussed in Tractate Sanhedrin and Jewish identity. Using personal anecdotes and his...

Michael Doran's article analyzes the divergent foreign policy approaches of the hypothetical second term of a Trump administration, highlighting an intriguin...