Hadas Binyamini

Hadas Binyamini writes about Jewish politics and conservatism in American history. She is a doctoral candidate at New York University. Twitter: @hadasbinyamini

Recent Articles
Left wing activists protest against the war, calling to end the war in Gaza and Lebanon, outside the US Embassy in Tel Aviv, November 20, 2024. (Erik Marmor/Flash90)
What is the duty of the Israeli left in a time of genocide?
Israeli leftists have been more divided and marginalized than ever since the October 7 assault, with joint Palestinian-Jewish struggle at a breaking point. Yet their sights remain set on long-term political change.
By Hadas Binyamini January 3, 2025
Rabbi Meir Kahane. (Moshe Shai/Flash90)
Is Kahane more mainstream than American Jews will admit?
A new biography explores the American roots of Meir Kahane's far-right ideology — and how the U.S. Jewish establishment embraced his beliefs.
By Hadas Binyamini December 30, 2021
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