Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

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The Liberal Zionists Jonathan Freedland On Ari Shavit’s My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel Plus: Liberal Zionism After Gaza   ADVERTISEMENT   Higher Education Is Getting Lower David Bromwich How much do we want teaching and learning to resemble a video game?   I Do, I Do Edmund White Why did mainstream America come to accept marriage equality?   ADVERTISEMENT   The Anti-Court Court David Cole The Roberts Court has favored rules that make it more difficult to pursue justice in the courts.   The NYRB Summer Sale: Olivia Manning, Mavis Gallant, Alberto Moravia, and more at 40% off   Voter Discrimination Just Got Easier Steven H. Wright In November, voters will have less recourse against election-day misconduct than at any time since the Civil Rights era.   1914: Into the Fire Béla Zombory-Moldován An excerpt from a recently discovered memoir of World War I by a Hungarian artist, published here for the first time