Is ‘Jew/Not a Jew’ Anyone’s Game?
This all begs the question of whether the appetite for “Jew, not a Jew” has less to do with the game than its players.
An Israeli Journalist Reports from the Gulf
I got a lot of positive feedback from Israelis.
The Quest for Significance: What Truly Drives Human Behavior? with Arie W. Kruglanski and Dan Raviv
Arie Kruglanski and Dan Raviv discuss how the need to feel significant shapes identity, justice, and global events— challenging us to find peaceful ways to satisfy that need.
Good Immigrants, Bad Immigrants
Today, notwithstanding President Trump’s faltering approval numbers overall, he is rated higher on immigration than on any other issue.
A Strike at the Political Heart of Jewish America
Will their untimely deaths by the hands of a hate-driven terrorist change Washington’s young Jewish professional scene?
Passing on Stories of Jewish Heritage, Culture and Identity with Richard Michelson and Amy E. Schwartz
A conversation with author Richard Michelson about the importance of Jewish literature and how he shapes and passes on stories of American Jewish life.
A Statement About the May 21, 2025, Washington, DC, Shooting from Moment Magazine Editor-in-Chief Nadine Epstein
MAY 22, 2025, WASHINGTON, DC—Last night, a few miles from Moment’s office, two innocent young people, a couple about to become engaged, were gunned down...
Video | Eyewitness Aftermath: Capital Jewish Museum Shooting Leaves Two Dead
Not long after the shootings outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC, last night, Moment received live footage of the suspect, who police have...
Interview | Eyewitness JoJo Drake Kalin on Shooting at Capital Jewish Museum
AJC event organizer describes the aftermath of the attack that claimed the lives of Israeli Embassy staffers Yarón Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim at the Capital Jewish Museum.
B’Ivrit | As Trump Cools, Israeli Media Struggle to Reset
Trump’s newly discovered longing for Middle East peace and his impatience with Netanyahu seem to be leading to a realignment in the Israeli press.
Jazz in Nazi Germany: The Music That Wouldn’t Die
The war on jazz in Nazi Germany was never just about music. It was about control—of thought, of identity, of expression. It was a warning then, and it is a warning now.
Music as Survival: Trumpeter Louis Bannet’s Chilling Ultimatum at Auschwitz
Arrested and sent to Auschwitz, Louis Bannet faced a chilling ultimatum: Pass an audition for the camp orchestra or die.