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Letters, Winter 2026

Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

The article covers various Jewish intellectual discussions, including a review of Eli Sharabi's memoir "Hostage," which navigates Israel's political landscape by steering clear of overt political commentary, ultimately facilitating widespread sympathy for the hostages.

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How Mira Nair and Mahmood Mamdani’s politics shaped New York City’s new mayor

Grace Gilson in JTA · 1 Jan

New York City's newly elected mayor, Zohran Mamdani, is heavily influenced by his parents' pro-Palestinian politics, a backdrop that contextualizes his democratic socialist stances as well as his support for BDS.

0 Politics Israel

Saudi Arabia pivots from moderation

Emily Jacobs in Jewish Insider · 31 Dec 2025

Saudi Arabia is shifting its regional strategy, moving away from its traditional moderating role in the Middle East and closer to Islamist-aligned nations like Qatar and Turkey.

0 Israel History

The world thinks Israel is collapsing. Reality suggests otherwise.

Nachum Kaplan in Future of Jewish · 29 Dec 2025

Exploring the narrative of Israel's current state, Nachum Kaplan emphasizes that contrary to global perceptions of collapse, Israel is stronger than ever.

0 Politics Ethics

This is what happens when we confuse politics with religion.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 29 Dec 2025

Joshua Hoffman explores the complex interplay between politics and religion, emphasizing the dangers of conflating the two.

0 Politics Israel

Israel’s Somaliland recognition rattles Qatar and other critics

Matthew Shea in Jewish Insider · 29 Dec 2025

Israel's recent recognition of Somaliland as an independent state has sparked tension with Arab and Muslim nations, including Qatar, due to its implications on regional geopolitics.

0 Education Antisemitism

America is teaching kids to hate Jews — and even itself.

Eric Buesing in Future of Jewish · 27 Dec 2025

Eric Buesing's essay explores the influence of foreign funding on American academic and educational institutions, particularly focusing on the negative perception of Israel and rising antisemitism in the U.S. Buesing argues that curriculum materials developed at esteemed universities, with significant financial contributions from Middle Eastern countries, subtly propagate narratives against Israel and Western civilization.

0 Israel Antisemitism

Something strange is happening to Jews across the world.

Nachum Kaplan in Future of Jewish · 25 Dec 2025

Nachum Kaplan's essay in "Future of Jewish" examines the contrasting migration trends among Jews, with Western Jews considering aliyah amidst rising antisemitism, and a significant number of Israelis contemplating emigration.

0 Antisemitism Communities

When Jews start packing suitcases, everyone should be concerned.

Leo Pearlman in Future of Jewish · 24 Dec 2025

This stirring essay by Leo Pearlman tackles the alarming rise in antisemitism in the UK, underscored by recent polling showing that a significant portion of British Jews are considering leaving the country due to safety concerns.

0 Communities Ethics

Inbox: Issue 1092

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 23 Dec 2025

The article offers a range of perspectives from engaged Jewish community members on contemporary issues within Jewish life.

0 Politics Israel

Israel faces its most important test since 1973.

Guy Goldstein in Future of Jewish · 12 Dec 2025

Guy Goldstein argues that Israel is at a critical juncture not seen since 1973, facing immense diplomatic pressure from a coordinated Arab bloc seeking influence over the Palestinian cause, while the U.S.—weakened by transactional diplomacy under Trump—finds its leverage diminished.

0 Israel Politics

Israel needs a reset — and the Diaspora has earned the right to say so.

Adam Hummel in Future of Jewish · 10 Dec 2025

In his essay, Adam Hummel argues that the Diaspora has earned the right to influence Israeli policy following widespread, unprecedented support from Jewish communities worldwide.

0 Israel Politics

Take Offense While Playing Defense

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 2 Dec 2025

Israel's development and upcoming deployment of the Iron Beam, a revolutionary laser interception system, marks a significant defensive advancement.

0 Politics Culture

Israelis and Jews must regain self-respect.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 26 Nov 2025

Joshua Hoffman argues for Jews and Israelis to prioritize self-determination and pride in their heritage, independent of external validation.

0 History Antisemitism

The West is abandoning the Jewish idea that made it free.

Lucy in Future of Jewish · 25 Nov 2025

Lucy Tabrizi's essay delves into the historical patterns of antisemitism and tyranny, arguing that the cyclical nature of persecution against Jews is a reflection of deeper societal ills.

0 Culture Gender/Identity

The Rise and Fall of the Gaza Converts

Maggie Phillips in Tablet · 25 Nov 2025

Following the Israel-Gaza conflict on October 7, 2023, a notable trend emerged among young, mostly progressive American women who converted to Islam, inspired by the resilience and religiosity of Gazans under attack.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Every Jewish conspiracy is true, just not about Jews.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 19 Nov 2025

Joshua Hoffman's piece explores the persistent projection of conspiracy theories onto Jews and Israel, asserting that the accusations more accurately describe the actions of certain Muslim-majority countries.

0 Politics Israel

Farewell to the Abraham Accords

Lee Smith in Tablet · 18 Nov 2025

The article by Lee Smith examines the complicated legacy of the Abraham Accords and the geopolitical dynamics between the United States, Israel, and Saudi Arabia.

0 Politics Israel

Trump-MBS meeting poised to advance defense pact and F-35 deal as Israel normalization stalls

Matthew Shea in Jewish Insider · 14 Nov 2025

President Trump is scheduled to meet Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to advance a U.S.-Saudi defense agreement and the sale of F-35 jets, but normalization with Israel remains uncertain.

0 Politics Communities

Why won't pro-Palestinian protesters turn their attention to Darfur?

Rob Eshman in Forward · 13 Nov 2025

The article highlights the silence of American pro-Palestinian activists regarding the brutal conflict in Darfur, where recent violence incited by the Rapid Support Forces, armed by the United Arab Emirates, is leading to mass atrocities.

0 Politics Communities

Why won't pro-Palestinian protesters turn their attention to Darfur?

Rob Eshman in Forward · 13 Nov 2025

The article highlights the silence of American pro-Palestinian activists regarding the brutal conflict in Darfur, where recent violence incited by the Rapid Support Forces, armed by the United Arab Emirates, is leading to mass atrocities.

0 Politics Israel

Israel’s neighbors have banned the Muslim Brotherhood, but Israel hasn’t. Why not?

Lahav Harkov in Jewish Insider · 13 Nov 2025

Israel's nuanced stance on the Muslim Brotherhood contrasts with its neighbors, largely due to the Brotherhood's non-centralized, ideological nature.

0 Politics Antisemitism

New York City has officially lost its mind.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 5 Nov 2025

Joshua Hoffman's piece expresses profound concern over New York City's political shift following the election of Zohran Mamdani, framing it as a move away from its traditional values.

0 Israel Politics

Israel's ONE Missing Key To An Optimal Future

Jewdicious · 30 Oct 2025

Joanna Landau, the founder of Vibe Israel, emphasizes the importance of strategically managing Israel's international reputation.

0 Politics History

It’s All About China

Lee Smith in Tablet · 30 Oct 2025

Lee Smith's article explores the intricate geopolitical relationships between the United States, China, and their impact on global security, particularly in light of recent conflicts in the Middle East.

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