Lévy risks his soul in an effort to heal the Left.

Bernard-Henri Lévy on the synonymy between antisemitism and anti-Americanism.

Abram Sachar on how Jews were forced to "buy" the right to weep over the ruined Temple

Lévy makes the case that any abstract “good” hatched in the minds of intellectuals inevitably contains a seed of totalitarianism.

Lewisohn’s short book aims to stir the soul of its readers to an appreciation of the Jewish heritage.

"What is it to be human? Nothing abstract."

My second blog for Times of Israel draws a connection between the shofar and the mysterious, powerful Kol Nidrei text for Yom Kippur.

My first blog at Times of Israel is a reflection on the duality of joy and judgment in the Rosh Hashanah prayers.

Fusing together passages from 300 books, Days of Awe explores the High Holidays in their grand meaning and loveliest intricacies.