JL;DR

Daily Podcasts Video Research

for Monday, May 26, 2025

Antisemitism ›

0 Antisemitism Culture

When 'Never Again' becomes a slogan, Jews forget what it really means.

David Mandel in Future of Jewish

David Mandel argues that the slogan "Never Again" has become a comforting mantra for Jews, masking the persistent threat of antisemitism.

Politics ›

0 Politics Communities

When Two Devoutly Religious Cultures Clash

Emes Ve-Emunah

Two devoutly religious communities in Israel, the Charedim and Religious Zionists (Dati Leumi), share a deep commitment to Torah but are divided by their views on the State of Israel, especially concerning military service.

0 Politics Israel

De Gaulle would weep at the soullessness of Netanyahu and Trump

Robert Zaretsky in Forward

Tensions between France and Israel have recently escalated amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza, highlighting a diplomatic rift that echoes historical shifts in their relationship.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Pro-Palestinian TikToker with 3.4 million followers endorses Capital Jewish Museum murders

Ben Sales in Forward

Guy Christensen, a pro-Palestinian TikTok influencer with over 3 million followers, recently voiced support for an attack on Israeli embassy employees, reversing his initial condemnation.

0 Politics Antisemitism

What Hitler saw in Évian, Hamas sees in Paris.

Bob Goldberg in Future of Jewish

Bob Goldberg's essay draws a parallel between historical global indifference to the plight of Jews during WWII and modern diplomatic efforts to undermine Israel's sovereignty.

Holocaust ›

0 Holocaust Politics

How a righteous Joe Biden honored my Holocaust survivor parents

David Lee Preston in Forward

David Lee Preston reflects on Joe Biden's impact on Holocaust remembrance through the personal stories of his parents, Holocaust survivors George and Halina Wind Preston.

History ›

0 History Jewish Law

CENSORED: Yom Yerushalayim

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism

Natan Slifkin reflects on the lack of recognition for Yom Yerushalayim within charedi yeshivas, contrasting its significance with Yom HaAtzmaut.