Opinion | Israel Roars, Iran Keeps Rattling
Israelis woke up on Friday, June 13, to breathtaking news.
A Glimpse Inside Iran with Sharon S. Nazarian and Nadine Epstein
Dr. Sharon S. Nazarian discusses her thoughts about the current war with Israel, including the Jewish community still living in Iran, support for and against the current regime, what may happen in the coming weeks, as well as good international news sources to follow online.
The Iran-Israel Showdown: What Does it Mean for Israel and the Middle East with Aaron David Miller and Robert Siegel
Join Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Moment contributor Robert Siegel, former NPR senior host of All Things Considered, for an in depth look at the raging Israel-Iran conflict and its ramifications for the region.
B’Ivrit | Israeli Media Shifts to Public Service Mode, but Is All the Israel-Iran News True?
Questions, doubts and any kind of polemic are left aside, at least for a while.
Anniversary Essay | Time Traveling with Moment
We Jews are time travelers.
Opinion | Don’t Cheapen ‘Antisemitism’
Let’s reserve the term for what it really means.
Q&A: Ilan Berman on Iran, the Knesset and the Haredi Draft
The news from Israel this morning was of yet another narrowly averted crisis, the threatened collapse of the governing coalition over attempts to put teeth in a bill that would compel Haredi participation in the IDF.
Opinion | Tranquility Will Have to Wait
I was born under FDR, and I’m determined not to die under DJT.
Opinion | Freedom for All? Trump Says Forget It
The rest of us must diligently contest the all-too-real nightmare he and his apologists have unleashed.
Moment Debate | Is Due Process Always Good For the Jews?
Any minority group needs due process to protect it from mob psychology and vigilante justice.
From the Editor | Hop in the Time Machine
Happy Anniversary to Moment, and thank you to all our wonderful readers!
Film Review | ‘Tatami’
That the U.S. release date is finally here should provide a little sunlight in an otherwise dark historical conflict.