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Analysis

Israel’s Ascendant Far Right Can’t Be Understood by Analogy

In other countries, the right clashes with the center over the basic nature of the state—but Israel’s Itamar Ben-Gvir and his rivals are on the same page about ethnocracy.

Peter Beinart November 7, 2022

Podcast

Victory for Netanyahu’s Far-Right Alliance

Review

A Pantomimed Reckoning

Forty years after the catastrophic invasion of Lebanon, the films of Israel’s “Lebanon Trilogy”—often understood as works of “anti-war cinema”—appear instead as efforts to sidestep accountability.

Hazem Fahmy November 10, 2022

Letters

On “In Internal Memo, American Jewish Committee Blasts Op-Ed on ‘Jewish-Free Zones’ at Berkeley Law”

Report

Four Takeaways From the 2022 Midterms

What do election results mean for Israel/Palestine policy, youth politics, policing, and reproductive justice?

Alex Kane, Matthew Miles Goodrich, Akela Lacy, and Amy Littlefield November 10, 2022

Shabbat Reading List

November 4, 2022

Art

Under the Hood

A sanitized Philip Guston retrospective tries so hard not to offend that it skirts around the most interesting aspect of Guston’s work: his meditations on the American Jewish relationship to anti-Black violence.

Zoé Samudzi November 16, 2022

Report

AIPAC Spent Big to Defeat Progressives This Election Cycle

The lobbying group’s $28.5 million blitz could make Democrats think twice about criticizing Israel.

Alex Kane November 15, 2022

Review

Attention Must Be Paid

Tom Stoppard’s Leopoldstadt expects us to shed fresh tears at a worn out conclusion.

Alisa Solomon November 18, 2022

Chevruta

What Is Debt and When Can We Refuse to Pay?

An investigation through Jewish text.

Allen Lipson January 11, 2023