Andrew Koss

Jul 8, 2024 | mosaicmagazine.com | Andrew Koss |Arthur Herman

Last week, Mosaic’s senior editor Andrew Koss spoke with Arthur Herman, the author of our June essay, about the possibilities and importance of the Israel space program. Read the transcript of their discussion below. Andrew Koss:I am here with Arthur Herman, who is a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and the author of ten books—enough to make a minyan. He has written Mosaic’s June essay, “Israel in Space,” about the importance and the potential of the Israeli space program.

Jun 6, 2024 | mosaicmagazine.com | Andrew Koss |Jonathan Silver

As university campuses witnessed an eruption of anti-Semitism this year, scholars of Jewish studies were for the most part strangely silent. In his May 2024 feature essay, Mosaic senior editor Andrew Koss explains why. Looking closely at how Jewish studies has been influenced by broader trends in the academy, he shows how the field lost its way. To discuss his argument, Koss was joined by Mosaic editor Jonathan Silver as well as UCLA Jewish history professor David Myers on Thursday, May 30.

May 6, 2024 | mosaicmagazine.com | Andrew Koss

For the past several weeks, national and even international attention has been locked on the chaos brought to American college campuses by anti-Israel demonstrations that have become increasingly bold in flouting the authorities, harassing fellow students, and echoing Hamas slogans.

Dec 21, 2023 | mosaicmagazine.com | Hussein Aboubakr |Andrew Koss |Jonathan Silver |Meir Soloveichik

To mark the close of 2023, we asked several of our writers to name the best books they’ve read this year, and briefly to explain their choices. The second group of their answers appears below. Part I appeared yesterday and is available here. (Unless otherwise noted, all books were published in 2023. Classic books are listed by their original publication dates.)In The Tragic Mind: Fear, Fate, and the Burden of Power (Yale, 152pp., $26), Robert D.