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Disunion

Hebrew Union College prides itself on being open and pluralistic. But some Reform rabbinical students say the reality contradicts this vision—particularly on the matter of Israel.Sufferance, Statesmanship, and anti-Semitism

From Columbus's shipmates to Henry Ford, a survey of five centuries of political anti-Semitism in the United States.Broken Barometers

Linus Pauling scoffed at Dan Shechtman: "There is no such thing as quasicrystals, only quasi-scientists." Now Shechtman has collected his Nobel Prize—and Hillary Clinton should take heed.Sound Tracks

The so-called authentic Hebrew pronunciation that prevailed in Israel's schools was simply a version of the Ashkenazic speakers' attempt to sound more Sephardic. Elephants and Homo erectus

A cave near Tel Aviv may offer up evidence that modern man first emerged not in Africa but in the Middle East—because of a scarcity of elephant meat.Wrong Assumptions

A new report on intermarriage provides no evidence that the supposed cold shoulder that intermarried families receive is the cause of their staggeringly high rates of non-affiliation.Revoking Ordination

A doctor's license can be suspended and a lawyer can be disbarred. Is there any recourse against a malpracticing rabbi?Rabbi-Chaplains of the Civil War

Could a member of the Union Army "despise and reject the Savior of men . . . and yet be a fit minister of religion"?The Jordanian Option

As they watch the rebellions in Egypt, Libya, and Syria unfold, how much longer will the Palestinians in Jordan stand for their mistreatment at the hands of the Hashemite regime?