New English Review
April 2011
View of Delft by Johannes Vermeer
The Pleasures of Perfidy by Theodore Dalrymple
Omar Khadr’s Hail Mary (Allah) Pass at GITMO Tribunal
by Jerry Gordon
Was Dietrich Bonhoeffer a Righteous Gentile?
by Richard L. Rubenstein
Dietrich Bonhoeffer Rediscovered by Rebecca Bynum
Eternal Jew-Hatred: An Interview About Antisemitism with Prof. Robert Wistrich
by Jerry Gordon
Dalí and Gaudí: Two Eccentric Catalan Geniuses and the Renaixença
by Norman Berdichevsky
The Comforting Illusions of Friendship by Geoffrey Clarfield
Shame as the Master Emotion: Examples from Pop Songs
by Thomas J. Scheff
Z Street: A Pro-Jewish Pride Organization in the Spirit of the Bergson Boys
by Jerry Gordon
J Street: Perhaps Pro-Peace, but Certainly not Pro-Israel
by Matthew M. Hausman
The Magic Mountain andThe Middle of the Journey: Analogous Tales
by Sam Bluefarb
It’s Always Later Than You Think by John M. Joyce
Clocking Off by Esmerelda Weatherwax
Crocodile Words by Dex Quire
Miklós Radnóti: The Witness
poetry translated from the Hungarian by Thomas Ország-Land
