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Winter 5766 / 2006, no. 23From the Editors:Lost GenerationBy David Hazony Currents:The HandlerBy Ella Florsheim, Avi Shilon Forty years later, new revelations about Israel's most famous spy. Jews and the Challenge of Sovereignty By Michael B. Oren Is "Jewish state" a contradiction in terms? Essays:I.B. Singer's Cruel ChoiceBy Mark Kuzmack Fate and freedom for his characters, for himself. Locusts, Giraffes, and the Meaning of Kashrut By Meir Soloveichik The most famous Jewish practice is really about love and national loyalty. Frontier State By Ran Halevi Why can't Europeans accept Israel's security barrier? Because they don't believe in borders. Reviews:Palestinian ApocalypseReviewed by Anselma Dell'Olio Paradise Now by Hany Abu-Assad Sontag Reconsidered Reviewed by Joshua Ellenbogen Regarding the Pain of Others by Susan Sontag House of War Reviewed by Amy K. Rosenthal Eurabia: The Euro-Arab Axis by Bat Ye'or Disengaged Reviewed by Uzi Arad A Land Divided: Israelis Think About Disengagement by Ari Shavit Correspondence:Daniel Polisar vs. the Israel Democracy Institute, Shaye J.D Cohen, David A. Harris, and others |
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 The UN’s Palestinian Refugee ProblemHow to solve their plight and end the half-century-long crisis. |
 The 'USS Liberty': Case ClosedJune 8, 1967: Why did the IDF open fire on an American spy ship? |
 Orde Wingate: Friend Under FireThe new historians take aim at the father of the IDF. |
 Locusts, Giraffes, and the Meaning of KashrutThe most famous Jewish practice is really about love and national loyalty. |
 The Spectacles of Isaiah BerlinThe twentieth century's greatest liberal was anything but a pluralist |