
Daniel Gordis
Liberal Jews and their anti-democratic, anti-liberal critique of Israel
A dose of nuance: Dual loyalty’s deep roots
A Dose of Nuance: IfNotNow’s Trump-channeling manifesto
Remember when truth mattered? From Salazar to Trump, lying is the norm
As the Talmud in Tractate Shabbat so famously says, ‘Truth is God’s own seal.’ And it should be ours, as well.
A Dose of Nuance: Now it’s our turn to save Israel
Like most of our immigrant friends, we have not a shred of regret about having come. It was the best decision we made in our entire lives.
The Nation-State Law and Israel’s challenge
Netanyahu has now proven that not only is he not that person – he is almost precisely the opposite.
A Dose of Nuance: If American Jewish progressives really seek change...
It is that utter lack of interest in what actually interests the citizens of Israel that has to change.
ANALYSIS: Can Abbas revive Israel’s Left?
A real opposition is critical to a functioning democracy worth its name – but Israel hasn’t had one in almost 18 years.
A DOSE OF NUANCE: Quo vadis, Judaism?
Roth loved to hold a mirror up to the dysfunction and cultural ambivalences of American Jews.
Nahal Oz considers evacuating
The universalist impulse and Israel's being
Shall we deny that the Poles are deniers?
The Poles want to rewrite another portion of Jewish history.
A dose of nuance: Israel-bashing by analogy
‘Intersectionality’ in the American progressive world, in which all liberal causes are intertwined and one has to buy into all in order to have a voice about any.