Is it time for Max Nordau, the intermarried father of Zionism, to get his due?

In the months since Israel’s latest government was sworn in, questions relating to assimilation, defining Jewish identity and what it means to be a Zionist have been central to the public and political discourse, which in some ways is perhaps more heated and divisive than it has ever been. One useful addition to the discourse

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