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Spring 5767 / 2007, no. 28From the Editors:The Next Cold WarBy David Hazony Currents:Hope Over Hate: A Lebanon DiaryBy Noah Pollak Amid the violence and confusion, a strong nation may yet emerge. Essays:The State of Freedom and the State of EmergencyBy Assaf Sagiv Reports of the death of democracy after 9-11 are premature. Nathan the Wise By Tsur Ehrlich Natan Alterman, poet of Zionism, offered a bold new vision of Jewish national identity. Readings:Circumcision as RebellionBy Ido Hevroni Why Judaism rejected the decrees of Nature, Fortune, and Rome. Reviews:Dawkins' DemonsReviewed by David Novak The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins Young and Restless in Tehran Reviewed by Marla Braverman Lipstick Jihad by Azadeh Moaveni and Warring Souls by Roxanne Varzi Who Gives? Reviewed by Lenore T. Ealy Strategic Giving: The Art and Science of Philanthropy by Peter Frumkin God and Mamet Reviewed by James Kirchick The Wicked Son by David Mamet Correspondence:Robert H. Bork responds to critics. |
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 The Road to Democracy in the Arab WorldLiberalism has deep roots in the Middle East, if we know where to look. |
 Operation Cast Lead and the Ethics of Just WarWas Israel's conduct in its campaign against Hamas morally justified? |
 Locusts, Giraffes, and the Meaning of KashrutThe most famous Jewish practice is really about love and national loyalty. |
 Orde Wingate: Friend Under FireThe new historians take aim at the father of the IDF. |
 Far Away, So CloseHow the commandments bridge the unbridgeable gap between God and man. |