New Future

Understanding Zionist forefather Max Nordau’s vision of “degenerate” art and his attitudes toward diaspora Jews can illuminate our present-day crisis.

Yemen scholar Helen Lackner explains how the rebel group, once unpopular among its subjects and peripheral in the region, has seen its legitimacy grow due…

Is “Not In Our Name” Jewish organizing around Palestine inflating our culpability as Jews—and downplaying our complicity as Americans ?

Two Jewish American philanthropists supported the group in 2023, including the foundation of a board member of the Washington Institute for Near East…

In his new book on antisemitism, the minority leader offers a vision of progress without popular struggle that profoundly underestimates the Trump threat.

With universities’ collaboration, the Trump administration is targeting noncitizens on campus—and paving the way for an expansive immigration crackdown.

Political analyst Muhammad Shehada discusses the cynical exploitation of Gazans’ demonstrations, and Israel’s investment in keeping Hamas in power.

For the loved ones of some Palestinian captives, the short-lived ceasefire offered a painful road to reunion.

Former employees say the organization is shifting away from educational content on racism and the LGBTQ experience and focusing more exclusively on…

The Parable of the Lemons

Facing History & Ourselves, which is known for its model lessons on genocide, has angered staff and disappointed teachers with its refusal to provide…

By relying on pro-Israel organizations’ analysis of antisemitism—rather than recruiting the scholars on their own campuses—university antisemitism task…

Three Palestinians from northern Gaza reflect on returning to their devastated homes.

By establishing dozens of new pastoral outposts, Israeli settlers are hastening land seizures in the Jordan Valley.