Shuster

When Institutional Language Becomes Policy

Frequency, tone, repetition, thematic emphasis, and omission can now be studied across large bodies of text. Patterns once dismissed as anecdotal can be analyzed and tested.

The pro-Hamas crowd: WORSE than antisemites

The pro-Hamas crowd: WORSE than antisemites
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Don’t Miss the Jazz Renaissance Happening All Around You, Part 2

Something miraculous is happening in jazz right now, and the wider culture scarcely seems aware of it.

The Lost Jewish City of Thessaloniki – How Greece Destroyed the Largest Sephardic Community on Earth

For nearly 500 years, Thessaloniki was the world’s largest Sephardic Jewish city, a vibrant Jerusalem of the Balkans—until Greece erased it.

Don’t Miss the Jazz Renaissance Happening All Around You

A genuine renaissance is underway in jazz, carried by musicians of astonishing ability and artistic character.

E Pluribus Unum: The Architecture of Unity

The nation’s historic motto, E pluribus unum—out of many, one—recognizes plurality but insists that unity must ultimately emerge from it.

When Civilian Immunity Applies to Everyone but Israel

Israeli civilians are either protected by the same law that protects every other civilian population, or the law is no longer universal in any serious sense.

After October 7th, Deterrence Is No Longer Enough

Israel has begun to shift from deterrence to denial. Deterrence seeks to influence an adversary’s behavior by raising the cost of action.