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Amelia Adams in Future of Jewish · 6 Nov

In "The Left is self-destructing," Amelia Adams critiques modern leftist politics for prioritizing ideology over core values like equality and truth.

0 Politics Communities

The Perfect Charedi Storm

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 5 Oct

Natan Slifkin explores the disparity in responses to war between Israel's charedi and dati-leumi communities, particularly during the High Holidays.

0 Israel Politics

What we talk about when we talk about ‘Zionism’: A roundtable

Shira Li Bartov in JTA · 2 Oct

Zionism, a multifaceted and often contentious ideology, has garnered unprecedented global attention, especially after the events of October 7, 2023, when Hamas attacked Israel.

0 Politics History

Unsettling Ideology

Michael Walzer in Jewish Review of Books · 30 Sep

Michael Walzer reviews Adam Kirsch's incisive critique of modern "settler colonialism" ideologies, which frame historical colonization as a central and ongoing structural issue.

0 Politics Torah

The Torah's Excellent Foreign Policy Advice

Stephen Schecter in Future of Jewish · 17 Sep

Stephen Schecter's essay explores Torah portion Ki Teitze's call to "blot out the memory of Amalek," interpreting it as guidance for modern Israel's dealings with the Palestinians.

0 Politics Culture

The Photo-Negative Ideology

B. Duncan Moench in Tablet · 17 Jun

The text discusses the concept of the "Photo-Negative Ideology," where myths and narratives are used to justify violence and discrimination against others in the name of progress or protection of certain groups.

0 Culture Politics

Will John Wayne Ride to Our Emotional Rescue?

Itxu Díaz in Tablet · 24 May

In a discussion reflecting on the importance of patriotism and traditional values in a postmodern world driven by emotions, the text emphasizes the significance of emotional connections to heritage, tradition, and moral codes.

0 Politics Ethics

No Excuses for Sam Bankman-Fried

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 29 Mar

Exploring the legal implications of Sam Bankman-Fried's sentencing for fraud, the podcast discusses his family's attempts to rationalize his conduct and their alignment with broader leftist intellectual trends.

0 Politics History

What Matters Now to Haviv Rettig Gur: UNRWA's problem isn't the terrorists in its ranks

What Matters Now · 15 Feb

Haviv Rettig Gur argues that UNRWA's association with Hamas is less about individual collaborations and more about the organization's ideological roots that perpetuate Palestinian refugee status as a political tool against Israel.

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Hamas is not as popular in Gaza as it seems. But Israel’s tactics will ensure their survival

Laura E. Adkins in Forward · 27 Nov 2023

While Hamas appears to have strong support in Gaza, there is actually a significant amount of resentment among the population towards the group.

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End DEI

Bari Weiss in Tablet · 7 Nov 2023

The author discusses their observations of a pervasive ideology that has infiltrated American institutions over the past two decades.

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Commie Chic Invades American Grade Schools

David Mikics in Tablet · 1 May 2023

The author discusses the presence of communist figures like Angela Davis in American schools and the reluctance to teach about the crimes committed by communist regimes.

0 Philosophy Politics

Liberal Zionism & the Idea of the Idea

Yehuda Kurtzer in Sources · 2 Dec 2022

This article delves into the concept of "the idea of the idea" within the context of liberal Zionism, which reflects broader themes in Jewish and religious contemplation—distilling complex traditions to core principles.

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Flipping the Script on Intersectionality

Sapir · 1 May 2022

Intersectionality, originally a theory for understanding how different forms of oppression can intersect, has been distorted on college campuses into an ideology that divides people into two groups: the privileged and the oppressed.

0 Politics Philosophy

The Left's Projection Crisis

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 29 Apr 2022

The podcast discusses how some liberals and the left have been engaging in behavior they criticize conservatives for, justifying their actions as a response to perceived conservative actions.

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The Turn

Liel Leibovitz in Tablet · 8 Dec 2021

The author describes their journey from being politically left-leaning to feeling politically homeless, experiencing what they call "The Turn."

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Suzy Weiss on the Childless Lives of Young American Women

Tikvah · 4 Nov 2021

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.

0 Education Science

First, Do No Harm

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 20 Oct 2021

In a recent podcast episode, former Deputy Secretary of Health and Human Services Tevi Troy discusses his article "Wokeness, M.D." which explores the ideological influence on medical science and public health practices, particularly amidst the pandemic.

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Joe Rogan Is the Aleph

Jacob Siegel in Tablet · 5 Nov 2020

The article discusses Joe Rogan and his significance in American politics.

0 Politics Holocaust

Is Donald Trump Really a Hitler-Style Fascist?

Forward · 7 Mar 2016

The article explores the anxieties felt by Holocaust survivors in light of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, drawing parallels to fascist regimes of the past.

0 History Israel

The building blocks of conflict: Architecture and ideology in Israel/Palestine

Tel Aviv Review · 21 Nov 2015

Dr. Inbal Ben-Asher Gitler, a historian of architecture, discusses the post-colonial perspective in analyzing the history of architecture in Israel during the 20th century with host Gilad Halpern.

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