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A Blind Eye to Campus Anti-Semitism?
How Washington justifies its refusal to prosecute anti-Semitic hate on campuses.
In "Acceptable in Polite Society," Daniel Gordis examines the anti-Israel animus embedded in Time magazine's latest cover story, and how old stereotypes are re-emerging in the mainstream media.
6:52 PM, 09.08.10
To observe the Jewish New Year and the Sabbath immediately following, there will be no new Contentions ...
Floyd Patterson, Call Your Office
6:51 PM, 09.08.10
In his remarks in Cleveland today, President Obama said so many things that are so misleading that ...
Is Obama's Middle Name Hoover?
6:17 PM, 09.08.10
In Cleveland today, in a remarkably bitter and partisan speech, President Obama ruled out allowing ...
Budget Cut for the Joint IED Defeat Organization?
2:18 PM, 09.08.10
It's hard to know how to interpret this news report in the Washington Times claiming that one of ...
Obama's Rhetoric Only Widening the Enthusiasm Gap?
2:16 PM, 09.08.10
The big news in all the polls is the astounding gap in electoral enthusiasm between voters intending ...
The Few, The Proud, The Chosen
Life as a Jewish Marine means accepting the faith of a Separate Tribe.
This Too Shall Pass
From the Editor
ENTER LAUGHING
The Cohen Wedding Joke
The Re-Hollowing of the Military
Even as Robert Gates prepares to step down in 2011, he and President Obama are charting a frightening course when it comes to national security.
Afghanistan: The Case for Optimism
A July visit offered ample reason to believe victory is achievable.
The Few, The Proud, The Chosen
Life as a Jewish Marine means accepting the faith of a Separate Tribe.
Will Obama Use His UN Veto?
Mischief against Israel at the United Nations has not yet been met with a strong American response
The Failure of the Liberal Economic Experiment?
The meltdown was a severe setback to free-market capitalism. Then something strange happened.
Investing, Then and Now and Always
How much you can make depends on how much you are willing to risk.
Israel’s Conversion Crisis
A bill designed to help immigrants had the unintended effect of widening the gulf between Israel and the Diaspora.
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Big Talker
The American “sage” of the 19th century still casts an unfortunate shadow over the 21st.
Shtetl World
I look inside. Humans swim around like fish.... Those I saw throughout my life, death has crowned them with a green existence; all swimming about in the green aquarium, in a silky, airy music. Here, the dead live!...
Moss Hart's American Dream
A wonderful memoir still tells a relevant tale.
PRESS MAN: Pundit (Declined)
A profile of Peter Beinart.
Acting White, by Stuart Buck
Reviewed by Naomi Schaefer RileyThe Chosen Peoples, by Todd Gitlin and Liel Leibovitz
Reviewed by Sam SiegelThe Flight of the Intellectuals, by Paul Berman
Reviewed by Michael C. MoynihanThe Arab Lobby, by Mitchell Bard
Reviewed by Mona CharenMore Money than God, by Sebastian Mallaby
Reviewed by James PethokoukisThe Hebrew Republic, by Eric Nelson
Reviewed by Peter SavodnikGreat Books, by W.G. Runciman
Reviewed by Brendan BoyleBeatrice and Virgil, by Yann Martel
Reviewed by Sam Sacks97 Orchard, by Jane Ziegelman
Reviewed by Jenna Weissman JoselitHitch-22, by Christopher Hitchens
Reviewed by Liam Julian
Obama and the Jews
Reader Letters in response to the Commentary Symposium "Obama, Israel & American Jews: The Challenge."
Containing Iran
Reader Letters in response to Bret Stephens's “Iran Cannot Be Contained.”
Islamist Turkey
Reader Letters in response to Michael Rubin's "Turkey, from Ally to Enemy."
Tangling with Tehran
Why the Shah Fell
Walter Z. Laqueur - March 1979- The Present Danger
Norman Podhoretz - March 1980 - Stopping Iran: Why the Case for Military Action Still Stands
Norman Podhoretz - February 2008 - The Iranian Shell Game
Emanuele Ottolenghi - July/August 2008 - The Iranian Gambit in Gaza
Jonathan Schanzer - February 2009
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