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The Jewish playwright who inspired Tom Stoppard to write his Holocaust history

PJ Grisar in Forward · 3 Dec

Tom Stoppard's play "Leopoldstadt" is notably influenced by the Jewish playwright Arthur Schnitzler, a significant figure in German-speaking theater from the early 20th century.

0 Holocaust History

They had status, safety and power — and still chose to defy Hitler

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 23 Nov

Jonathan Freedland's book, "The Traitors Circle," explores the little-known story of a group of elite Germans who risked their status, safety, and power to resist the Nazi regime.

0 Culture Television/Film

Goldie Hawn Is a Jewish Legend

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 21 Nov

Goldie Hawn, celebrated actress and iconic personality, has always embraced her Jewish heritage, despite her father's Presbyterian background.

0 Holocaust History

In Israel, she's a national heroine — Americans are starting to understand why

Julia M. Klein in Forward · 18 Nov

Hannah Senesh, an Israeli icon renowned for her heroism during World War II, is gaining recognition in the United States through Douglas Century's biography, "Crash of the Heavens."

0 Holocaust History

In Israel, she's a national heroine — Americans are starting to understand why

Julia M. Klein in Forward · 18 Nov

Hannah Senesh, an Israeli icon renowned for her heroism during World War II, is gaining recognition in the United States through Douglas Century's biography, "Crash of the Heavens."

0 Communities Sports

Hungarian Chess Champion Tícia Gara Makes Aliyah

Abigail Klein Leichman in Hadassah · 17 Nov

Tcia Gara, a distinguished Hungarian chess champion, made aliyah to Israel in May amidst escalating regional tensions.

0 Politics History

Will Israel ever have another leader who truly wants peace?

Dan Perry in Forward · 4 Nov

The article reflects on the enduring impact of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination and the subsequent political trajectory of Israel.

0 Antisemitism Communities

When Jews are on the ballot, it’s time to get out.

Hana Raviyt Schank in Future of Jewish · 4 Nov

Hana Raviyt Schank reflects on her experiences as a Jew living in various cities, notably New York post-9/11 and during recent resurgences of antisemitism.

0 Antisemitism Communities

When Jews are on the ballot, it’s time to get out.

Hana Raviyt Schank in Future of Jewish · 4 Nov

Hana Raviyt Schank reflects on her experiences as a Jew living in various cities, notably New York post-9/11 and during recent resurgences of antisemitism.

0 History Holocaust

They tried to erase the Jews behind Europe’s most famous brands.

Andrea Baur in Future of Jewish · 3 Nov

Andrea Baur's essay highlights the systematic expropriation of Jewish contributions to European innovation during the Nazi regime, a process known as "Aryanisation."

0 History Holocaust

They tried to erase the Jews behind Europe’s most famous brands.

Andrea Baur in Future of Jewish · 3 Nov

Andrea Baur's essay highlights the systematic expropriation of Jewish contributions to European innovation during the Nazi regime, a process known as "Aryanisation."

0 History Holocaust

Hannah Senesh’s example of Jewish pride and sacrifice gains renewed attention in our anxious era

Rabbi Jeffrey K. Salkin in JTA · 3 Nov

Hannah Senesh, a young Jewish poet and soldier, is experiencing a resurgence of interest through theatrical and literary portrayals, more than 80 years after her courageous actions during World War II.

0 Education Communities

‘We’ll always have day school’: The relationship between Jewish nostalgia and Jewish fluency

eJewishPhilanthropy · 29 Oct

Exploring the intertwined relationship between Jewish nostalgia and fluency, the piece reflects on the critical role Jewish day schools play in fostering strong Jewish identities.

0 Politics Culture

TGIF: My Little Totenkopf

Nellie Bowles in The Free Press · 24 Oct

Nellie Bowles humorously dissects recent political events, centering on Graham Platner, a Maine Democrat challenging Susan Collins for her Senate seat, who faces backlash for having a Nazi totenkopf tattoo.

0 Communities Politics

Light After Night

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 22 Oct

Four fathers, whose children became hostages of Hamas over two tumultuous years, share their harrowing experiences marked by unwavering faith, intense prayer, and the hope of eventual closure.

0 Politics Leadership

No One Shuts Down Trump

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 21 Oct

In the midst of a government shutdown, President Donald Trump is thriving in his brand of governance, blending diplomacy and business.

0 Communities Culture

Inbox: Issue 1082

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 15 Oct

An article from Issue 1082 of a Jewish publication compiles diverse reader opinions and stories that highlight the complexities of Jewish life, particularly for those living in Israel.

0 Communities Culture

Inbox: Issue 1082

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 15 Oct

An article from Issue 1082 of a Jewish publication compiles diverse reader opinions and stories that highlight the complexities of Jewish life, particularly for those living in Israel.

0 Israel Communities

Israeli diasporas: The normalization of the Zionist project

eJewishPhilanthropy · 12 Oct

Exploring the dynamics of Israeli diasporas, this essay discusses the evolving nature of the Zionist project and its implications on Jewish normalization.

0 Literature Holocaust

László Krasznahorkai, whose family hid Jewish roots during Holocaust, wins literature Nobel

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 9 Oct

László Krasznahorkai, a Hungarian novelist celebrated for his complex, apocalyptic prose, has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.

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László Krasznahorkai, grim Hungarian author whose family hid Jewish roots, wins literature Nobel

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 9 Oct

Laszlo Krasznahorkai, a renowned Hungarian author whose works embody existential bleakness and stylistic innovation, has won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

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László Krasznahorkai, grim Hungarian author whose family hid Jewish roots, wins literature Nobel

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 9 Oct

Laszlo Krasznahorkai, a renowned Hungarian author whose works embody existential bleakness and stylistic innovation, has won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

0 Literature Jewish Law

László Krasznahorkai, grim Hungarian author whose family hid Jewish roots, wins literature Nobel

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 9 Oct

Laszlo Krasznahorkai, a renowned Hungarian author whose works embody existential bleakness and stylistic innovation, has won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

0 Politics History

I've seen what freedom looks like — and I can see Trump trying to take it away

Terrence Petty in Forward · 30 Sep

Terrence Petty reflects on the democratic revolution that tore down the Berlin Wall in 1989 and compares it to the current threats to democracy he perceives under Donald Trump's leadership.

0 Politics Israel

142 countries have voted for a path to Israeli-Palestinian peace, why are these 10 countries opposed?

Hannah Feuer in Forward · 22 Sep

142 countries have endorsed a declaration supporting a two-state solution between Israel and Palestine, yet 10 nations, including the U.S., Israel, and several smaller nations like Micronesia, Tonga, and Nauru, opposed it.

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