Antisemitism
‘There Shall Be None to Make Him Afraid’
Heretics, trolls, and the defects of illiberal religious politics.
What Really Went Wrong In the Antisemitism Hearings
While university presidents lacked principled defiance, GOP officials embraced political theater. A 20th-century university leader shows a better path.
Rising Antisemitism Corresponds With a Depressing Amount of Broader Ignorance
How students end up shouting ‘Palestine will be free’ without knowing from which river or to which sea.
On Campus Speech, We Need a Return to First Principles
The alternative to robust free speech norms is an unfettered scramble for political spoils.
A Hanukkah for the United States
Celebrations are different this year in light of October 7.
Antisemitism Beleaguers the Ivies
Harvard, Penn, and MIT face the fallout of their presidents’ disastrous congressional testimonies.
Antisemitism Is Just a Symptom
The root cause of hatred toward Jews is a more pervasive malady.
The Ka-Ching Theory of Truth
Whether something is true on social media matters less than whether it gets eyeballs.
Of Hamas and Historical Ignorance
We’re seeing the consequences of deemphasizing knowledge and facts in K-12 education.
