May/June 2008
 Features
Robert S. Greenberger
The former Clinton Administration National Security Advisor and former Christian is now Barack Obama’s top foreign policy lieutenant—and a Jew.
Mandy Katz
Hip and cool, good. War and conflict, bad. A new generation of Israelis dramatically transforms how Israel is marketed to the world.
Posters from Israel’s Zionist Archives tell a story of a nearly forgotten time.
Nadine Epstein
The prophetic writer reflects on Israel’s 60 years of triumphs and mistakes and the decision he believes must be made to ensure his country’s future.
David Zax
The founder of Zionism spent his life fighting for a home for his people. His orphaned children spent their lives searching for a home of their own.
Three teenagers’ passionate and creative approaches to global warming.
Columns
Nadine Epstein
Opinions
Nathan Guttman
Joshua London
Letty Cottin Pogrebin
Departments
1948: A look at a banner year.
Two Brooklyn teachers find husbands in Arranged.
Modern conversational Hebrew starts with Arabic. Sababa!
Can Modern Hebrew survive globalization?
How does Israel help Jews be Jews?
Books
Gloria Levitas on a real-life Indiana Jones; David Shipler on Aaron David Miller’s The Much Too Promised Land; Lore Segal reviews The People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
Book Club
Amos Oz’s A Tale of Love and Darkness
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