Leon Uris
Are These The Best Biblical Novels Of All Time?
“The Secret Chord” by Geraldine Brooks, draws from the story of King David.
Harvey Weinstein To Direct Film On Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
Weinstein, the producer of many Oscar-winning films, was inspired by the book “Mila 18” and his family’s history in the Holocaust.
How Jewish Authors Reinvented the American War Novel
When we discuss Jewish authors of the 20th Century, Philip Roth and Bernard Malamud come to mind. But, in “Young Lions,” Leah Garrett reveals how a very different group of Jewish novelists shaped our culture.
Of Goldie Hawn, Barry Levinson, Leon Uris and 10 Other Things About Jewish Maryland
Ever since the first Jewish resident settled in Maryland in 1656, the state has been home to a dizzying array of famous Jews.
How the Jews Made America Irish
Is it possible that behind every famous Jew stood an Irish partner? On St. Patrick’s Day, we highlight some of the great collaborations between our people and his.
The Year Pete Seeger Didn't Sing in Hebrew
Pete Seeger taught generations of Americans that social protest and love of Israel were two sides of the same coin, J.J. Goldberg recalls. So what happened in 1968?
What Would Herzl Think?
Crossposted From Under the Fig Tree
Obama Digs Roth, But McCain Prefers Wouk
A few weeks ago, The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg — who has lately established himself as a key contender for the title of Mr. Jewish Journalist — grilled Barack Obama about Israel and other topics of Jewish interest. Now, he covers some of the same ground with John McCain.
Quizzing Obama on the State of Israel — and the State of His Kishkes
The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg (who in the 1990s wrote for this rag) chatted this weekend with Barack Obama about Israel and Jewish issues.
