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The Plot Sickens

Despite claims to the contrary, Philip Roth’s 2004 novel, The Plot against America, is emphatically not a dystopian parable for the post-9/11 world.Contending with Catastrophe

Legal and philosophical responses by Orthodox rabbis to the devastating consequences of the 9/11 attacks range from the arcane and casuistic to the sagacious, humane, and uplifting.As War Looms

Israel’s neighbors stockpile weapons and threaten hostilities, but the defense establishment insists that the country’s security situation has never been better. Is it 1973 all over again?Turning Turkey

The fundamental shift in Turkey’s foreign policy predates the dustup with Israel over the Gaza flotilla; it began with a policy shift away from the United States.Ties Unbroken

Although it may seem irrational, many who do not believe in all of Judaism’s truth-claims maintain deep connections to their religion—and for good reasons. A Good Offense?

Robert Gates' resentment of Israel says far more about the self-defeating attitude of the Obama administration, wherein support for Israel is a "gift," than it does about Netanyahu.First Lady of Fleet Street

Rachel Beer (née Sassoon) was editor of two British newspapers and exposed the forged documents behind the Dreyfus affair. So why was she so easily forgotten?Expel the Ambassador

Israel should expel the Lithuanian ambassador until his country stops rewriting history, granting pardons to Nazi collaborators and even accusing Holocaust survivors of "war crimes."