It’s not about geography or class but something even deeper
Forget debates about Oppenheimer, the real cultural appropriation is happening in grocery chains
Life can be complicated. We divide up the world into the only two categories that really matter
The American rapper’s open admiration for Hitler has raised a difficult moral question
Relinquishing this idea might help put an end to so many of us projecting our preferences and assumptions onto this troubled corner of the Levant
Jews and Indians share similar experiences of integration in Britain, a century apart
The World Cup host is an anxious and uncertain place to be Jewish says Josh Glancy
A new biography of Joseph Roth shows the contrast with our more affluent, comfortable lifestyles — and the victims of our modern quality of life are great art, music and literature
My male comrades and I have shared our experiences from nursery school to chupah
It’s a relief to have found a partner I love and to be able to marry in the religion that is rooted so deep in my marrow
We diaspora Jews tend to go out of our way to try find reminders of communities that have long since faded away, as well as seeking out those that still survive against the odds
The fact that 3/4 Jews believe that fighting antisemitism comprises the core of their identity is a depressing sign
When progressives exclude us from their hierarchy of victimhood, we shouldn't persuade them to let us in
Having always hated the stuff, suddenly, my DNA has kicked in and now I love it
It is important to remember that Israel’s prosperity and status as a world leader in tech are built on hard-fought wars, but the country’s newfound power comes with responsibilities
Ashkenazi food needn’t be the bland poor relation of Sephardi vibrancy. Instead of the pallid stodge we are used to, the same foods and dishes in America are vibrant and exciting
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