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Stop judging Israel like it’s 200 years old.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 17 Jul 2025

Joshua Hoffman argues that expectations for Israel to behave like a centuries-old established democracy are unrealistic given its relatively young age of 77 years.

0 History Politics

The Moment Time Capsule

Moment in Moment · 26 Jun 2025

Reflecting on its 1975 origins, Moment magazine revisits its inaugural issue, highlighting perspectives on Middle Eastern geopolitics and Jewish communal dynamics.

0 Politics Israel

Niall Ferguson and Yoav Gallant: Israel Has Done Most of the Job. Only Trump Can Finish It.

Niall Ferguson in The Free Press · 19 Jun 2025

Niall Ferguson argues that President Trump faces a pivotal decision on whether to intervene militarily to halt Iran's nuclear ambitions, asserting that Israel has nearly completed the task.

0 Communities Ethics

On Father's Day, remembering the daughter I lost twice

Jon Kalish in Forward · 13 Jun 2025

Reflecting on the profound loss of his daughter Meleia, Jon Kalish recounts his struggles with faith, identity, and memory on Father's Day.

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Unintended Targets

Sharona in Mishpacha · 13 May 2025

The ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, accentuated by President Trump's on-off tariff policies, have significantly affected Jewish e-commerce entrepreneurs, a community with strong ties to wholesale distribution.

0 Antisemitism Israel

Speaking Out In His Own Name

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 7 May 2025

Ken Jacobson's remarkable career at the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), where he has served since 1971, underscores his profound influence and dedication to combating antisemitism and supporting Israel.

0 Culture History

Ari Siegel // History by Mail

Nesanel Gantz in Ami · 7 May 2025

Ari Siegel's journey is a compelling blend of entrepreneurial spirit and a deeper connection to his Jewish roots.

0 Politics History

Not All Tariffs Are Created Equal

Michael Lind in Tablet · 5 May 2025

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

0 Politics Antisemitism

A Mixed Bag

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 30 Apr 2025

In "A Mixed Bag," the hosts of Commentary Magazine Podcast discuss the significance and shortcomings of Trump's first 100 days in office, emphasizing his immigration policies and foreign relations challenges.

0 Politics Leadership

Oy, Canada

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 29 Apr 2025

Discussion centers on how Donald Trump's rhetoric and actions have impacted geopolitical dynamics, particularly with the Canadian election results, where Trump's antagonism towards Canada played a significant role in shaping the political climate.

0 Politics History

China Can’t Go It Alone

Henry Gao in Tablet · 23 Apr 2025

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 goods reaching up to 125%.

0 Politics Israel

The King’s Foils

Michael Doran in Tablet · 8 Apr 2025

Michael Doran's article analyzes the divergent foreign policy approaches of the hypothetical second term of a Trump administration, highlighting an intriguing tension between hawkish strategies and a so-called "Restraintist" ideology.

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Intellectual Trade Deficit

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 7 Apr 2025

The episode analyzes the implications of Trump's recent trade-tariff policy on the U.S. economy, particularly its impact on international relations and domestic politics.

0 Politics Israel

Israel Wins the War of Ideas

Sapir · 3 Apr 2025

The article explores Israel's challenge in shaping its international perception, noting that traditional defensive arguments are often counterproductive.

0 Antisemitism History

French Jews

Sapir · 3 Apr 2025

The rise in antisemitic sentiments under the guise of anti-Zionism following recent events in Israel echoes historic challenges faced by Jewish communities, reminiscent of the backlash against French Jews after the Six-Day War in 1967.

0 Politics History

Democracy’s Pessimism Paradox

Sapir · 3 Apr 2025

The article explores the pervasive sense of pessimism within modern democracies, fueled by social decay, economic challenges, and dissatisfaction with democratic systems.

0 Politics Culture

Silenced Voices // When trimming fat, one needs a steak knife, not a chainsaw

Ami Magazine in Ami · 2 Apr 2025

The article discusses President Trump's executive order to dismantle the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM), which manages independent news services like Voice of America (VOA) and Radio Free Europe.

0 Politics Israel

What Does it Mean to Be Pro-Israel in 2025?

Jennifer Bardi in Moment · 1 Apr 2025

The article explores the complex and evolving concept of being pro-Israel in the wake of the October 7 incidents involving Israel and Hamas.

0 Politics Antisemitism

The radical Left has collapsed into something very much like Nazism.

Benjamin Kerstein in Future of Jewish · 23 Mar 2025

Benjamin Kerstein examines the radical Left's tactics, comparing them to the Nazi regime due to their authoritarian imposition of ideology, use of antisemitic rhetoric, and efforts to infiltrate Western institutions.

0 Politics Leadership

The ‘Realists’ Try and Fail—for Now—to Steal MAGA’s Skinsuit

Lee Smith in Tablet · 14 Mar 2025

The appointment of Retired Lt. Col. Daniel Davis as Deputy Director for Mission Integration within Trump's administration was swiftly revoked due to concerns about his stark opposition to Trump's foreign policies and his lack of intelligence experience.

0 Politics History

Reversing Kissinger

Lee Smith in Tablet · 5 Mar 2025

Lee Smith explores Donald Trump's perceived foreign policy strategy, which some commentators label as 'reverse Kissinger.'

0 Food Culture

Talk of the Table | Soups that Bridge Time and Place

Megan Naftali in Moment · 28 Jan 2025

Chef Einat Admony's culinary journey blends the traditional and the innovative, exemplified by her fusion of Yemenite oxtail soup and Chinese soup dumplings, highlighting the adaptability inherent in Jewish cooking.

0 Politics Israel

5 Stupid Comparisons to the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 6 Jan 2025

The article critiques popular but misguided comparisons between the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and other global conflicts, such as Ukraine-Russia, Vietnam, World War II, South African apartheid, and the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

0 Food Culture

Tofu bagels with pickled radish

Jewish Chronicle · 1 Jan 2025

A creative fusion of Vietnamese and Jewish culinary traditions, this tofu bagel recipe offers a unique twist on a classic banh mi sandwich, ideal for brunch or lunch.

0 Culture Communities

Asian Jewish Baby Names

Naomi Kaye Honova in Kveller · 27 Dec 2024

Exploring the fusion of Jewish and Asian cultures, Naomi Kaye Honova delves into the history of Jewish communities in East Asia and the unique challenges multicultural families face when choosing baby names.

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