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Shlomo Brody on Reclaiming Biblical Social Justice 2021-05-06
Christine Rosen on the New Crime Wave and Its Consequences 2021-04-29
Jonathan Schanzer on the Palestinians' Political Mess 2021-04-23
Meena Viswanath on How the Duolingo App Became an Unwitting Arbiter of Modern Jewish Identity 2021-04-15
Mohammed Alyahya on Two Competing Visions of Power in the Middle East 2021-04-08
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Daniel Gordis on the Israeli Supreme Court's New Conversion Ruling 2021-03-11
Gil and Tevi Troy's Non-Negotiable Judaisms 2021-03-03
Richard Goldberg on How Iran Is Already Testing the Biden Administration 2021-02-24
Shany Mor on What Makes America's Peace Processors Tick 2021-02-17
Yehoshua Pfeffer on the Coronavirus and Rethinking the Relationship between Ḥaredim and Israeli Society 2021-02-10
Gerald McDermott and Derryck Green on How Biblical Ideas Can Help Bridge America's Racial Divide 2021-02-03
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Michael Oren on Writing Fiction and Serving Israel 2021-01-21
Podcast: Joel Kotkin Thinks About God and the Pandemic 2021-01-13
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Yuval Levin Asks How Religious Minorities Survive in America—Then and Now 2020-12-30
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