Jewish life in an illiberal age – with Jeffrey Goldberg
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, what does this moment reveal about the future of the American-Jewish experiment?
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, what does this moment reveal about the future of the American- Jewish experiment?
In this episode of Identity/Crisis, Yehuda Kurtzer is joined by The Atlantic’s editor‑in‑chief Jeffrey Goldberg for a conversation about American-Jewish power, flourishing, and fear. Reflecting on the unprecedented success of Jewish life in the United States — and the growing sense that the liberal project that made it possible is under strain — they wrestle with antisemitism before and after October 7, the erosion of pluralism from both the right and the left, and the enduring Jewish tension between pessimism and hope.
This conversation was recorded at an event convened by the Shalom Hartman Institute’s Washington, DC center for Judaism, Israel, and Public Policy, at the Capital Jewish Museum on April 16th.
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