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Jonathan A. GreenblattForeign Policy |
Over the course of postwar America, there has been a march of progress in which institutional and societal prejudice against minority groups—from...
My grandfather was from Germany, and he often shared stories with me about his beautiful town, Magdeburg, and what a tolerant place Germany was for...
The blood libel isn’t new – but it is terrifying to see it spread across the world in the wake of the Hamas massacre, its reach expanded and its...
The Hamas massacre that took place over the weekend was not the result of decades of “occupation.” Israel left Gaza in 2005, uprooting families...
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