April 2007
Features
Mandy Katz
Devoted to God (but not prayer), Zionism (but not statehood) and his people (but not narrow nationalism), Albert Einstein invented his own way to be a Jew.
Read the companion piece—Einstein and His God here…
Ilene R. Prusher
Afghanistan’s Pashtun people make up the ranks of the Taliban. As it turns out, some of them believe they were once Jews.
Glenn Frankel
The woman behind the dispassionate voice juggles balanced reporting with raising four children in an Orthodox home.
Essay
Anonymous
Care to sample hate (and hate merchandise) on the web? Hold tight to your couch and join our “undercover” Internet correspondent on a trek through KKK, American Nazi and other anti-Semitic hideouts on the Web.
Students from all over the continent—of many faiths and backgrounds—take a stab at answering. Read the winning essays, then check out those of the finalists at momentmag.com.
Rachel Ament
Nonna Gorilovskaya
Departments
Nadine Epstein
Letters
Opinion
Nathan Guttman
Letty Cottin Pogrebin
Meir Javedanfar
Dennis Prager
American director Ari Sandel presents West Bank Story.
Look out for shmendrick!
Can Jews and Arabs in a Rutgers dorm learn to live in peace?
Why are Jews the “chosen” people?
Gallery
“Rainbow Shabbat,” an uncharacteristically sentimental “dinner party” for Judy Chicago
Books
The Jewish Writings of Hannah Arendt and David Pryce-Jones’s Betrayal: France, the Arabs, and the Jews.
Michael Oren, author of Power, Faith and Fantasy: America in the Middle East 1776 to the Present.
Spice Box
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