Surviving the hell of death camps
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Josef Lewkowicz, a survivor of the notorious Płaszów concentration camp and five others, says he’s no ...
Tag: Israel
Natalie Fine Shapiro’s artworks bring the colors of spring
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Spring is a cause for celebration. The Christians have Easter. We have Passover. But for local artist ...
Editorial: Will Trump turn on Israel, too?
As we were going to press with our February issue, a rather extraordinary spectacle was taking place at the White ...
Protests and arrests on U of M campus
By ELANA WARREN / Assistant Editor In the early morning on Tuesday, April 23, Students for Justice in Palestine, UMN ...
Dayenu
By JOHN OSTFIELD “Let all who are hungry come and eat.” This is what we say very early in the ...
Israel’s Lincoln moment
By EARL SCHWARTZ Nearly 80 years have passed since Israel’s founders signed its Declaration of Independence, which includes the pledge ...
Two op-eds display a widening schism over Israel
JTA Illustration The two opinion articles published in the Jewish World's December edition illustrate a widening schism over Israel in ...
Editorial: A visit to Denmark and Sweden — and war breaks out
My wife, Maj-Britt, and I boarded a flight for Amsterdam on Oct. 5. We set off to visit our expat ...
Israel, ‘an almost magical story’
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Daniel Gordis starts his new book asking: “Is Israel a success?” His answer, readable and engaging, ...
Editorial: Chaos in Israel
In the Feb. 27 edition of The New Yorker, Ruth Margalit, a former member of the magazine’s editorial staff, profiled ...
