The question of the Jewish nation Is Judaism only a religion, or is it also a nationality? Barry Tigay Aug. 15, 2023
The Jews’ lesson for the West Conservatism and the nation need each other to survive. Melanie Phillips June 8, 2023
Trashing nationalism isn’t a defense of the Jews Demonizing those who march with Israeli flags on “Jerusalem Day” and conservatives who push back against the Marxist war on the West is equally disingenuous and wrong. Jonathan S. Tobin May 19, 2023
Is Italy’s Giorgia Meloni a friend or a foe of the Jews? Attempts to shoehorn European political leaders into a neat equation about fascists, authoritarians and democrats doesn’t advance Jewish interests or make sense. Jonathan S. Tobin Sept. 28, 2022
Debunking liberal assumptions about Jewish security in a changing Europe Those who decry Hungary’s Orbán for his party’s past while cheering on Ukrainian nationalism are being inconsistent. It illustrates fallacies about defending both Jews and democracy. Jonathan S. Tobin April 4, 2022
Nationalism goes back into fashion with certain exceptions The world is right to cheer Ukrainian nationalist fervor and patriotism. Yet why do so many think Jews don’t have the same rights while giving Zelensky a pass for falsifying history? Jonathan S. Tobin March 21, 2022
What Ukraine has taught Europe about the need for nationalism The European Union must now understand that the nation-state is not only necessary; it's the historical bearer of freedom. Fiamma Nirenstein March 15, 2022
Putin’s unpleasant surprise at the West’s resounding ‘no’ What Ukraine has shown, and Europe may be starting to understand, is that nationalism can be a force for good and democracy. Fiamma Nirenstein March 1, 2022
Complex interplay of French patriotism and Jewish identity behind Éric Zemmour’s presidential run What remains up for debate is how much, if at all, Zemmour’s Jewish identity plays a role in his positions, popularity and electability among Jews and non-Jews alike. Orit Arfa Dec. 17, 2021
