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Autumn 5769 / 2008, no. 34From the Editors:Not Our Mothers' FeminismBy Marla Braverman Essays:Israel and the Palestinians: A New StrategyBy Moshe Yaalon The former IDF chief of staff proposes a different approach to dealing with an old conflict. Zohan and the Quest for Jewish Utopia By Michael B. Oren Adam Sandler's hit comedy reflects a deep divide between Israeli and American Jews. Who Needs Job Security? By Omer Moav, Ofer Cohen The benefits of a flexible labor market. Controversy:Man as His Own MakerBy David Heyd By allowing humanity to fashion itself, technology expresses what is truly unique about our species. A Truer Humanism By Leon R. Kass Science gives us many gifts, but it cannot keep us from losing our souls in the bargain. Reviews:Batman's War on TerrorReviewed by Benjamin Kerstein The Dark Knight, a film by Christopher Nolan The CIA Gets an F Reviewed by Shmuel Rosner Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIA by Tim Weiner The Jihad That Wasn't Reviewed by Yoav Gelber 1948: A History of the First Arab-Israeli War by Benny Morris Correspondence:Rereading Job; the sabra's other legacies. |
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 Nietzsche: A MisreadingNietzsche and Zion by Jacob Golomb |
 Far Away, So CloseHow the commandments bridge the unbridgeable gap between God and man. |
 Faces of DeathSaw, a film by James Wan; and Saw II, a film by Darren Lynn Bousman |
 Unsettling |
 The Spectacles of Isaiah BerlinThe twentieth century's greatest liberal was anything but a pluralist |