Volume Nine Spring 2023 Israel Is Less Fragile Than We Feared, More Fragile Than We Imagine We think of Israel as the country that manages to survive despite existential threats from outside and within. What should we expect? An examination of Israel’s earlier crises may be instructive. by Daniel Gordis
Volume Nine Spring 2023 Israel Is More Than Enough The Passover song ‘Dayenu’ is not just a tune about the Exodus. It’s a blueprint for the story of Israel by Anshel Pfeffer
Volume Eight Winter 2023 Shivim Panim What should one do if a philanthropic gift is “tainted” by the personal or professional activities of the giver? by Rabba Yaffa Epstein Rabbi David Wolpe
Volume Eight Winter 2023 Philip Roth: Portnoy’s Complaint From the “Rediscovered Reading” series by Ruth R. Wisse
Volume Eight Winter 2023 The Jewish Future Needs Yiddish Yiddish culture is not an “off-ramp” away from Jewishness but a source of oxygen much needed by a living religion if it is to remain alive by Rokhl Kafrissen Interviewed by Felicia Herman
Volume Eight Winter 2023 Prophetic Fervor and the Jewish Writer The decline and fall of everything, including the inner man, has been a Jewish study since there was an everything to decline and fall by Howard Jacobson
Volume Eight Winter 2023 Judaism Without Borders, Diaspora Without Tears Art does not stop after great artists are gone. It evolves by Allegra Goodman