National Review
What Jews Mean to America
In the nation’s response to the explosion of anti-Semitism since October 7, nothing less than the future of the free world is at stake.
Featured Essays
Do Cry for Me, Argentina
How the president of Argentina captured, in a single moment, what the Western Wall is all about.
The Undying People
Meet the Italian Catholic priest who saved seven Jews by hiding them for nine months during World War II, and facilitated their Jewish religious observance in the process.
The 23rd Song
How a song composed in the midst of war embodies the endurance of Jewish faith.
Scalia’s Prophecy
A prescient speech by the late Supreme Court Justice should serve as a warning for our own time.
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Patton’s Poem and the Jews
A poem by General George S. Patton is an encapsulation of what it means to…
The Setting of the Sundown Kid
Joe Lieberman kept the Sabbath holy and won admirers across sectarian lines.
25 Years Later, We’re All Trapped in ‘The Matrix’
The 1999 sci-fi classic predicted a world like the one we now live in, where…
The Japanese Abraham
An extraordinary autobiography by a Japanese Jew is out of print today, but his story deserves to…