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Forward Actually, I'd love for Chabad to ask me if I'm Jewish 17 Oct
Olivia Haynie reflects on her personal experience with Chabad and the broader Jewish community as a Black Jewish woman. She discusses her feelings of exclusi...
17 Oct
Forward The new Anne Frank musical wants you to laugh at 'woke culture' — but is it funny? 16 Oct
An innovative but controversial production, "Slam Frank," by Andrew Fox, explores the boundaries of satire by reimagining Anne Frank as a Latinx pansexual ch...
16 Oct
Forward It was once Sweden’s only news broadcast — what did it say about Israel? 8 Oct
A new documentary, "Israel and Palestine on Swedish TV 1958-1989," compiles three and a half hours of footage from Sweden's public broadcaster Sveriges Telev...
8 Oct
Forward In the last months of her life, this Palestinian photojournalist captured resilience in Gaza 3 Oct
The documentary "Put Your Soul On Your Hand and Walk," by Iranian filmmaker Sepideh Farsi, portrays an intimate year-long conversation with Palestinian photo...
3 Oct
Forward The Newport Folk Festival imagined a more equitable world — can that dream be revived? 30 Sep
"Newport & The Great Folk Dream," a new documentary by Robert Gordon, explores the Newport Folk Festival's pivotal years between 1963 and 1966. The film delv...
30 Sep
Forward Cheating partners, antisemitic neighbors, and lost loves populate these Jewish worlds 26 Sep
Jennifer Moses' short story collection, "You've Told Me Before," explores intricate Jewish worlds filled with relational conflicts, ranging from infidelity t...
26 Sep
Forward They fled from Gaza to Egypt — will they ever find their way back home? 18 Sep
The film "Who Is Still Alive," directed by Nicolas Wadimoff, explores the poignant stories of nine Palestinians who fled Gaza for Egypt and are now in South ...
18 Sep
Forward A new play asks: What if the biblical matriarchs lived today? 15 Sep
The play *The Matriarchs*, written by Liba Vaynberg, presents a modern reimagining of the biblical matriarchs—Miriam, Sara, Rebecca, Rachel, Leah, and Tzippo...
15 Sep
Forward Forty years later, we need 'The Golden Girls' now more than ever 11 Sep
"The Golden Girls" remains a beloved TV show 40 years after its debut for its refreshing portrayal of older women and its Jewish sensibility, despite Jewish ...
11 Sep
Forward ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ shows the impossibility of providing aid in Gaza. But will it lead to real change? 8 Sep
"The Voice of Hind Rajab," a film by Kaouther Ben Hania, dramatizes the tragic death of a young Palestinian girl, Hind Rajab, during the 2024 Israeli invasio...
8 Sep