Essay
What the Right Still Has To Learn From Ronald Reagan
The American conservative movement badly needs good leadership. It should look to Reagan for inspiration.
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Loss, Discovery, and a Lost Discovery in “Reading Ruth”
Rediscovering the wisdom of the departed in an ancient text.
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Which Wines to Drink at the Seder This Year, and Why
Understanding wine and the seder with Plato and the Haggadah.
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What Jonathan Sacks Saw in America
Meir Soloveichik's tribute to the late chief rabbi and his legacy, in America and Europe.
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Menachem Begin’s Covenantal Zionism
What Begin’s 1972 elegy for the diaspora reveals about a worldview unique among Israel’s founders.
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A Tribute to Mosaic’s Founding Editor
Meir Soloveichik reflects on Neal Kozodoy and his accomplishments.
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The Mysteries of the Sh’ma
The most powerful sentence in Judaism is also the most misunderstood.
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For the Church, a Purely Neutral Approach to the Existence of Israel is Theologically Unsustainable
It will be either pro or con.
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Rembrandt’s Very Human, Very Accurate, Very Jewish (and Very Unclassical) David
Michelangelo vs. Rembrandt on King David.
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Rembrandt and What it Means to be Both a Stranger and a Neighbor in the World
Rembrandt reminds us of the bond between Jews and humanity at large.