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The New Israel and the Old
The New Israel and the Old

Nine years ago, two professors from the realist school of international relations published The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy, which argued that a small cadre of Washington influencers were responsible for America’s enduring support for Israel. In this essay,…

Podcast
06.01.2016
Confrontation
Confrontation

Interfaith engagement has many champions in our politics and in our philanthropies. For Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, not all interfaith engagement was to be cheered. In his profound theological reflection, “Confrontation,” he argued that communities of faith…

Podcast
05.31.2016
Podcast: Meir Soloveichik on ”Confrontation”
Podcast: Meir Soloveichik on ”Confrontation”

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Podcast
05.31.2016
Einstein: The Passion of Pure Reason
Einstein: The Passion of Pure Reason

What can we make of Albert Einstein? He was at once Jew and World Citizen, Zionist and pacifist, rationalist and mystic, characterized by “melancholic loneliness” and by “gaiety.” In 1950, a young Irving Kristol offered a “Unified Field Theory” of…

Podcast
05.27.2016
Who’s Afraid of the Nation State?
Who’s Afraid of the Nation State?

Intellectual and political leaders are often tempted to do away with nationalism in favor of political arrangements (like the EU) that transcend and diminish the nation. To them and especially to the Israeli “post-Zionists,” Ofir Haivry and the editors…

Podcast
05.26.2016
Church and State: How High a Wall?
Church and State: How High a Wall?

Jewish history has taught Jews to be wary of the intermingling of religious establishments and political power, so it’s understandable that American Jews instinctively safeguard the separation of church and state. But there is a wide gap between opposition…

Podcast
05.25.2016
Podcast: Yuval Levin on Religious Liberty
Podcast: Yuval Levin on Religious Liberty

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05.24.2016
Podcast: Elliott Abrams on Israel and American Jews
Podcast: Elliott Abrams on Israel and American Jews

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05.17.2016
Transcript: “Charles Krauthammer – At Last, Zion”
Transcript: “Charles Krauthammer – At Last, Zion”

As part of the Tikvah Fund and Hertog Foundation’s Advanced Institute, “Is Israel Alone?,” Roger Hertog sat down with syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer to revisit Dr. Krauthammer’s legendary article for the fiftieth anniversary of Israeli independence. Published in The…

Podcast
04.06.2016
Charles Krauthammer – At Last, Zion
Charles Krauthammer – At Last, Zion

As part of the Tikvah Fund and Hertog Foundation’s Advanced Institute, “Is Israel Alone?,” Roger Hertog sat down with syndicated columnist Charles Krauthammer to revisit Dr. Krauthammer’s legendary article for the fiftieth anniversary of Israeli independence. Published in The…

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03.23.2016
William Kristol – American Democracy Today
William Kristol – American Democracy Today

The election of 2016 has few if any precedents in American history. After the transformational presidency of Barack Obama, much is at stake. Hillary Clinton could solidify and build upon his achievements. A Republican candidate could chart a…

Podcast
01.27.2016
Eric Edelman on Al-Kibar and Operation Orchard
Eric Edelman on Al-Kibar and Operation Orchard

As part of Tikvah's advanced institute "Nuclear Strategy and the Crisis of World Order," instructor and former under-secretary of defense, Eric S. Edelman sat down with fellow instructor and Beton Michael Kaneb Professor of National Security and Military…

Podcast
12.28.2015
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