Judaism | The Walrus

Jews have always had a special fascination with Freud’s theories—no one more so than my own mother

Is generational anxiety keeping Jewish literature alive?

Elie Wiesel gave me a renewed faith in the survival of the Jewish people–with or without God’s help, with or without God

From a displaced persons camp in Germany to the first Jewish woman on the Supreme Court of Canada—Rosalie Abella on why she entered law

Ottawa’s treatment of Jews fleeing the Nazis was shameful. With Syrian refugees yearning for a safe home, will Canadian history repeat itself?

Jewish Montreal’s landmark tombstone store ditches the Main

A film being screened at Cannes portrays the wartime pope as a hero who saved 800,000 Jews. The truth is far less inspiring

Reimagining the Jewish state that never was, in Grand Island, New York

Is giving young Jews a taste of the homeland the best way to save Judaism?

Is it the end of an era for Jewish-American writing?