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Opinion
We Are Never Going Back
Democrats’ bid to return to a bygone liberal era failed—and now we’re all going to pay the price.
David Klion
Photo Essay
The Siege of Jenin
In a brutal, ten-day-long incursion, the Israeli army reduced large swaths of the West Bank city to ruin.
Wahaj Bani Moufleh
Essay
What It Means to Speak With the Dead
A session with a Florida medium in a time of genocide
Fargo Nissim Tbakhi
Poetry
A Building
“in the cloud of dust that crossed the window, / in the echoes of the bomb that leveled the house next door, / in the sirens of the ambulance that couldn’t reach / the wound.”
Ibrahim Nasrallah
Review
The Hösses’ Colonial Paradise
Jonathan Glazer’s The Zone of Interest disrupts the genre of Holocaust cinema by re-situating the Shoah in history.
Jonathan Shamir
Dispatch
“No One Is Coming to Save Us”
Eight Florida activists on the experience of organizing under Governor Ron DeSantis’s far-right onslaught.
Zaina Alsous
Report
Searching for the Jewish Future in South Florida
Does Miami’s hardline Zionist consensus make it an outlier in American Jewish life—or a harbinger of things to come?
Max Freedman
Poetry
PURE&LOVE
“because the/ heart can’t pump love / all day, it takes it away / for matters of living—”
Ahmad Almallah
Analysis
Trump’s Israel Instincts Don’t Matter
In his second term, as in his first, Trump may criticize Netanyahu—but his advisers will outmaneuver him to ensure that Israel enjoys a free hand.
Peter Beinart
Analysis
Examining the ADL’s Antisemitism Audit
Shane Burley and Jonah ben Avraham
Report
Inside the Movement to Settle Southern Lebanon
Building on the successes of the Israeli settler movement, a new ultra-right group is seeking to open yet another front for conquest.
Maya Rosen

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Weekly Parshah Commentary
Dec
6

Readers of this week’s Torah portion, Vayetzei, will be forgiven if they experience some déjà vu. Just two weeks ago, we read about a man arriving at a well from far away, encountering a young woman, and a betrothal that...

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Nov
29

In the fall, when we read in Breishit about days of yore and primeval deeds, I find myself burrowing into the ancient history of the left. What Breishit is to the Jew, Edmund Wilson’s To the Finland Station (1940) is...

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