JL;DR

Daily Podcasts Video Research

for Monday, February 9, 2026

Antisemitism ›

0 Antisemitism Education

The morning after the Super Bowl: The reality facing today’s Jewish teens

eJewishPhilanthropy

For many Jewish teens, the aftermath of the Super Bowl spotlights an everyday battle with antisemitism, as highlighted by a poignant Super Bowl ad from Robert Kraft's Blue Square Alliance Against Hate.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Can $15 million fix antisemitism? Probably not.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish

Robert Kraft's Blue Square Alliance Against Hate aired a controversial $15 million Super Bowl ad, sparking debate over its effectiveness in combating antisemitism.

0 Antisemitism Television/Film

Why the Super Bowl antisemitism ad uses a familiar slur

Adam Katz in Forward

A Super Bowl ad by the Blue Square Alliance to End Hate employs a seemingly old-fashioned antisemitic slur, "Dirty Jew," to emphasize its persistent relevance based on comprehensive data analysis.

Philosophy ›

0 Philosophy History

Ha-Inyan Ha-Eloki: Restoring Yehuda Ha-Levy and The Kuzari to Their Andalusian Context

Jackson Gardner in Lehrhaus

Jackson Gardner's article explores how R. Yehuda Ha-Levy's work, The Kuzari, has often been misinterpreted when contrasted with the rationalist figures like Maimonides in the context of Andalusian intellectual traditions.

Television/Film ›

0 Television/Film Politics

‘And The Oscar For Best Palestinian Propaganda Goes To…’

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines

Gary Rosenblatt discusses the influence of recent films nominated for the Best International Feature Film Oscar that depict the Palestinian-Israeli conflict through a biased lens, painting Palestinians as victims and Israelis as oppressors.

Communities ›

0 Communities Israel

What Israel Does When No One Is Watching

Mitch Schneider in Future of Jewish

Israel's Magen David Adom (MDA), the national emergency service, exemplifies a humanitarian spirit transcending religion and borders.