Those who see Torah study as essential should acknowledge the unique burden borne by those who leave their lives behind to defend the country, and that yeshiva study is not a comparable sacrifice.

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In the U.S. today, antisemitism does not reliably end careers. It does not end congressional terms. At most, it produces symbolic censure, a piece of paper.

Drawn to its promise of a “trad” conservative lifestyle, young American men are increasingly converting to Russian Orthodoxy.