From Tell El-Ful, an abandoned hilltop in East Jerusalem, you can see all the way from Amman to Tel Aviv, from Jerusalem to Ramallah. Its history stretches from the biblical King Saul to the bearded King Hussein, and includes tales of raped concubines, the Six-Day War, and pot-smoking teenagers.

Only in Jerusalem do I feel secure enough as a Jew to enjoy the holiday

Ep. 117: Looking at rhinoplasty from every angle: Jewish, feminist, historical, and more!

How internet-fueled smear campaigns undermine Jewish institutions—and our idea of community

News of the News: Why the timeline of the scandalous report that fuels Russiagate matters

Was it cheap politics or historical concern and fellow-feeling that motivated the president to declare his allegiance to the millennial capital?

A three-part invention

Rokhl’s Golden City: Plans for the ‘day of immense goyish significance,’ and other klezmatic holiday delights

On the 20th anniversary of her death: How the influential Jewish apostate to Christianity and self-described ‘Hebrew-Christian’ Paul Philip Levertoff influenced the art and activism of his daughter