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Dispatch

San Francisco’s Burgeoning Socialist Movement Scores an Election Day Victory

Twin victories at the polls are a coming-out party for San Francisco socialists. Will more—and more radical—victories follow?

Chris Roberts June 11, 2018

Review

By What Law

Israel triumphed in acquiring a large stash of Kafka’s manuscripts. But does Israel—or anyone—really get to to claim Kafka as their own?

Nathan Goldman September 25, 2018

Comic

Paul Ryan Discovers His Jewish Ancestry

Artist Eli Valley considers Paul Ryan’s appearance on “Finding Your Roots.”

Eli Valley August 3, 2018

Review

Through the Looking Glass

Our American Israel examines the projections and anxieties that animate the US-Israel relationship.

Mari Cohen February 26, 2019

Report

Synagogue Security After Squirrel Hill

Rising to the threats of the moment requires strategic thinking and training.

Jonah S. Boyarin November 20, 2018

Essay

Bad Faith

The dogpile on Ihan Omar reinforces the double-standard for women of color.

Nylah Burton February 14, 2019

Review

There Will Be Blood: Chaim Soutine at the Jewish Museum

“His paintings reflect the route from Louvre to butcher shop to studio, a private map of an emigre who belonged to no national movement and who created his own style.”

Dan Grossman May 29, 2018

Memoir

Notes from the Underground

An overnight stay in the Vilna Ghetto’s newest attraction.

Menachem Kaiser November 26, 2018

Conversation

Julia Salazar In Her Own Words

In a Q&A just ahead of her primary, the New York state senate candidate addresses her past, present, and the future of her campaign.

Jacob Plitman August 27, 2018

Art

The Other Iron Dome

An artist finds vulnerability in cast iron sculptures of Israel’s “Iron Dome.”

Bonny Nahmias September 13, 2018