Newsletter

Eric Fingerhut Thinks He’s the President of the Jews

It’s a sign of the weakness of the Jewish establishment.

Josh Nathan-Kazis February 24, 2026

How Can We Care for Our Neighbors?

With institutions capitulating to the ICE invasion, a Twin Cities medical provider reflects on avenues for resistance.

Muna Hada February 23, 2026

A New Focus on Leslie Wexner’s Epstein Ties Spreads Unease Among America’s Jewish Leaders

Wexner’s foundation trained generations of rabbis and top Jewish professionals. Now some of them are demanding accountability from its leadership.

Josh Nathan-Kazis February 19, 2026

“Education Cannot Wait”

Gaza’s decimated universities are trying to build an improvised academic life under siege.

Taqwa Ahmed Al-Wawi February 19, 2026

Trump Wants a “Depoliticized” Gaza

Middle East expert Robert Malley discusses the Board of Peace, its plan for Gaza, and what it means for Palestinians.

Alex Kane February 18, 2026

New York City’s Synagogue Protest Bill is the First Jewish Showdown of the Mamdani Era

A hearing on the bill scheduled for next Wednesday puts the City Council’s large progressive bloc in a tight spot.

Alex Kane February 17, 2026

“Giving Palestinians Fewer Rights than Eichmann Received”

Sociologist Ron Dudai discusses the new death penalty bill that has become a vehicle for the Israeli right’s revenge.

Maya Rosen February 16, 2026

Sand in the Gears

As the Trump administration draws down its invasion of Minneapolis, the citywide mobilization against ICE offers lessons in fighting the deportation machine.

Daniel May February 13, 2026