
Our Summer Issue
From Apocrypha to Ukraine, Biblical women and divine grace to modern Jewish scholars in love, and from Malamud’s The Natural to a hot new comedy show . . . We have your midsummer reading!
With articles by
- Allan Arkush
- Steven E. Ashheim
- David Barak-Gorodetsky
- Rich Cohen
- Mark Glanville
- Shai Held
- Sara Yael Hirschhorn
- Jonathan Karp
- Eve Krakowski
- Michal Leibowitz
- Noah Millman
- Shai Secunda
- Marci Shore
- Malka Z. Simkovich
- A.E. Smith

Us or Them
It all started with a tweet: “Curious about your whiteness? Come to our meeting.” Edelman was curious.

Jews in Trench Coats
From mortal risks to the mundane office politics and antisemitic prejudice, Douglas London’s memoir of working for the CIA reveals the inner workings of America’s most secretive agency.
The Last Word
“After the victory,” he wrote to his friend, “we’ll play music—Jewish music, Ukrainian music, and not only.”
- From Jews and the Ukrainian Question
- by Marci Shore
- Issue Summer 2022

Godly Guardrails and Secular Assumptions
Ilana M. Horwitz convincingly argues that religious students are high achievers. But what’s the special sauce that makes it so, and who gets to decide what counts as an achievement?
The Last Word
“After the victory,” he wrote to his friend, “we’ll play music—Jewish music, Ukrainian music, and not only.”
- From Jews and the Ukrainian Question
- by Marci Shore
- Issue Summer 2022
Past Issues

Issue No. 51
Fall 2022

Issue No. 50
Summer 2022

Issue No. 49
Spring 2022

Issue No. 48