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The Conscience of a Jewish Conservative
The Conscience of a Jewish Conservative

A Jewish thinker is normally someone devoted to the study and interpretation of Jewish texts, Jewish history, Jewish issues, Jewish ideas. The late Irving Kristol (1920–2009) was, for the most part, something else: a consummate American intellectual. Founding…

Podcast
12.03.2013
<i>L’Chaim</i> & Its Limits: Why Not Immortality?
L’Chaim & Its Limits: Why Not Immortality?

You don’t have to be Jewish to drink L’Chaim, to lift a glass “To Life.” Everyone in his right mind believes that life is good and that death is bad. But Jews have always had an unusually keen…

Podcast
12.03.2013
A Modest Proposal
A Modest Proposal

Every now and then, people who in the grand scheme of things look and sound more or less like me voice opinions that make me wonder whether I’ve been sucked through the rabbit hole. Often these opinions have…

Podcast
12.03.2013
The IDF and the Israeli Spirit
The IDF and the Israeli Spirit

Adapted from the Zalman C. Bernstein Memorial Lecture in Jewish Political Thought, hosted by the Shalem Center and delivered by the author in Jerusalem on January 19, 2006. I know of no other country in the world whose…

Podcast
12.03.2013
Jews and the Challenge of Sovereignty
Jews and the Challenge of Sovereignty

Over the past few years, as the Israeli army has become the world’s foremost anti-terrorist fighting force, great numbers of American servicemen and servicewomen have come to Israel to learn from our experi­ence and to apply it in…

Podcast
12.03.2013
Evangelicals and Israel
Evangelicals and Israel

At a time when the state of Israel lies under existential threat from jihadist Islam, and under ideological and diplomatic assault in foreign ministries, international organizations, churches, universities, editorial offices, and other circles of advanced Western opinion—and when…

Podcast
12.03.2013
Who’s Against a Two-State Solution?
Who’s Against a Two-State Solution?

“Two states, living side by side in peace and security.” This, in the words of President Barack Obama, is the solution to the century-long conflict between Jews and Palestinian Arabs in the Middle East. Washington is fully and…

Podcast
12.03.2013
Locusts, Giraffes, and the Meaning of Kashrut
Locusts, Giraffes, and the Meaning of Kashrut

Throughout the ages, despite differences in culture and cuisine, Jewish kitchens around the world shared a commitment to kashrut—the classical rules regulating the Jewish diet. This religious lifestyle, known as “keeping kosher,” which is still observed in a…

Podcast
12.03.2013
Biblical Politics
Biblical Politics

Michael Walzer is a pivotal figure in the recovery of the Jewish political tradition.  From his early book, Exodus and Revolution, which traced the impact of the Exodus story on Western politics, through his editorship, with…

Podcast
12.03.2013
The Ten Commandments: Why The Decalogue Matters
The Ten Commandments: Why The Decalogue Matters

The biblical book of Genesis presents the story of how God’s new way for humankind finds its first adherent in a single individual—Abraham, a man out of Mesopotamia—and how that way survives through three generations in the troubled…

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12.03.2013
Operation Cast Lead and the Ethics of Just War
Operation Cast Lead and the Ethics of Just War

By Asa Kasher | Originally published in Azure, Summer 2009   Editor’s Note: On Saturday, December 27, 2008, after eight years of continuing rocket attacks on its territory by Islamic terrorist organizations, Israel launched a full-scale military operation…

Podcast
06.21.2009
The Heart of Hamas
The Heart of Hamas

Review by Yechiel M. Leiter | Originally published in Azure, Autumn 2006 Hamas: Politics, Charity, and Terrorism in the Service of Jihad by Matthew Levitt Yale University Press, 2006, 336 pages.   Before the…

Podcast
09.21.2006
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