Profiles
A Boro Park rabbi, a deathbed pledge, and a manuscript snatched from the Russian Bear
Profiles
Captain Richie Taylor is the NYPD’s highest-ranking officer who wears a yarmulke in uniform
Inside Israel
Israel faces a weakened Hezbollah, but nonetheless a group still capable of inflicting significant damage on the Jewish heartland
Washington Wrap
The path to combating anti-Semitism is unity, not division
Global View
Headlines over the last six months that tell us something about general trends in politics and society
Magazine Feature
British code-breakers knew that solving the Enigma could help them win the war. And so they went to work
LifeLines
My parents were people of faith, devout Catholics, while Larry’s parents, though nonobservant, were proudly Jewish. But what identity were we giving our children?
Sister Shmooze
While his job was covert, his faith was overt. Remembering Dr. Sheldon Meth
Center Stage
"I’ve just about finished informing every person on the planet that I’m no longer a rising star in the filmmaking world. Tomorrow I have big plans to start knitting a sweater”
Fiction
With me, numbers have never been just numbers; they’re characters with their own distinctive personalities. It’s just the way it is
Close Call
“I’m getting married,” Ahuva said simply. “I’m old enough to choose my friends”
