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Hochul backs centrist Dan Goldman over progressive Brad Lander in congressional race with Israel as a fault line

New York Jewish Week Staff in JTA · 6 Jan

In New York's congressional race, Jewish politicians Rep. Dan Goldman and Brad Lander are contesting on an Israel-centered agenda, with Goldman's pro-Israel stance starkly contrasting Lander's criticism of Israel's actions.

0 Politics Antisemitism

After Maduro’s capture, Rubio links Venezuela mission to fight against Iran and Hezbollah

Asaf Elia-Shalev in Forward · 5 Jan

Following the U.S. military operation that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, Secretary of State Marco Rubio linked the mission to combating Iran and Hezbollah's influence in Venezuela.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Was Maduro's abduction a 'Zionist' plot? The accusation is unfounded — and incredibly telling

Dan Perry in Forward · 5 Jan

The accusation by Venezuelan official Delcy Rodríguez that Nicolás Maduro's abduction had 'Zionist undertones' reflects a persistent, erroneous narrative linking Israeli strategic capability to global conspiracy theories.

0 Politics Israel

The vast majority of Israelis are worried about declining US support for Israel, survey finds

Grace Gilson in Forward · 5 Jan

A recent survey by the Ruderman Family Foundation reveals considerable anxiety among Israelis regarding waning support for Israel from the American public, with concerns expressed by nearly 80% of respondents.

0 Politics Israel

The vast majority of Israelis are worried about declining US support for Israel, survey finds

Grace Gilson in Forward · 5 Jan

A recent survey by the Ruderman Family Foundation reveals considerable anxiety among Israelis regarding waning support for Israel from the American public, with concerns expressed by nearly 80% of respondents.

0 Food Communities

Meet World Central Kitchen’s Woman in Israel

Adeena Sussman in Hadassah · 5 Jan

Ruthie Rousso, a multifaceted figure in the culinary world, has expanded her roles to include humanitarian aid through World Central Kitchen (WCK) during and after the 2023 Hamas attacks in Israel.

0 Food Communities

Meet World Central Kitchen’s Woman in Israel

Adeena Sussman in Hadassah · 5 Jan

Ruthie Rousso, a multifaceted figure in the culinary world, has expanded her roles to include humanitarian aid through World Central Kitchen (WCK) during and after the 2023 Hamas attacks in Israel.

0 Food Communities

Meet World Central Kitchen’s Woman in Israel

Adeena Sussman in Hadassah · 5 Jan

Ruthie Rousso, a multifaceted figure in the culinary world, has expanded her roles to include humanitarian aid through World Central Kitchen (WCK) during and after the 2023 Hamas attacks in Israel.

0 Food Communities

Meet World Central Kitchen’s Woman in Israel

Adeena Sussman in Hadassah · 5 Jan

Ruthie Rousso, a multifaceted figure in the culinary world, has expanded her roles to include humanitarian aid through World Central Kitchen (WCK) during and after the 2023 Hamas attacks in Israel.

0 Israel Politics

A Faithful Friend to Israel and the Jews

Jonathan Schmalzbach in Hadassah · 5 Jan

Jonathan Schmalzbach reflects on the enduring support for Israel and the Jewish people demonstrated by various global allies.

0 Politics Israel

Judging a Leader by Character Alone

Emes Ve-Emunah · 5 Jan

The article critiques the tendency to judge political leaders solely by their character, using Donald Trump as a case study.

0 Holocaust Literature

Holocaust Diary Gets New Life 80 Years After Author’s Death

Peter Ephross in Hadassah · 5 Jan

Renia Spiegel's Holocaust-era diary, first published internationally in 2019, has now been translated into Hebrew, gaining renewed attention and serving as an important educational tool on the Holocaust.

0 Leadership Israel

Two Heroes For Our Time

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 5 Jan

Jon and Rachel Goldberg-Polin have become prominent advocates for Israeli hostages following the abduction of their son, Hersh, by Hamas on October 7.

0 Politics Culture

My liberal activist friends taught me how to be a Zionist in anti-Zionist spaces

Calder Weiss in JTA · 5 Jan

Calder Weiss, writing as part of the New York Jewish Week's Teen Journalism Fellowship, explores the discomfort of maintaining Zionist beliefs in increasingly anti-Zionist liberal activism spaces.

0 Culture Jewish Law

Expanding the Palace of Torah

Ilana Kurshan in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Exploring the convergence of Jewish faith and body image activism, Minna Bromberg's 'Every Body Beloved' challenges the Jewish community to recognize and dismantle antifat biases.

0 Culture Jewish Law

Expanding the Palace of Torah

Ilana Kurshan in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Exploring the convergence of Jewish faith and body image activism, Minna Bromberg's 'Every Body Beloved' challenges the Jewish community to recognize and dismantle antifat biases.

0 History Politics

Two Years of War

Shai Secunda in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Shai Secunda reflects on the complexities and emotional toll of Israel's "Two-Year War," which unfolded from a surprise attack on Simchat Torah to a truce two years later.

0 History Politics

Two Years of War

Shai Secunda in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Shai Secunda reflects on the complexities and emotional toll of Israel's "Two-Year War," which unfolded from a surprise attack on Simchat Torah to a truce two years later.

0 History Politics

Two Years of War

Shai Secunda in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Shai Secunda reflects on the complexities and emotional toll of Israel's "Two-Year War," which unfolded from a surprise attack on Simchat Torah to a truce two years later.

0 History Politics

Two Years of War

Shai Secunda in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Shai Secunda reflects on the complexities and emotional toll of Israel's "Two-Year War," which unfolded from a surprise attack on Simchat Torah to a truce two years later.

0 Television/Film Culture

New Wave, Old Land

Matti Friedman in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Chris Marker’s 1960 documentary, "Description of a Struggle," offers a rare and insightful portrayal of Israel in its infancy, distinct from the typical outsider's perspective that often lacks authenticity.

0 Television/Film Culture

New Wave, Old Land

Matti Friedman in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Chris Marker’s 1960 documentary, "Description of a Struggle," offers a rare and insightful portrayal of Israel in its infancy, distinct from the typical outsider's perspective that often lacks authenticity.

0 Television/Film Culture

New Wave, Old Land

Matti Friedman in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Chris Marker’s 1960 documentary, "Description of a Struggle," offers a rare and insightful portrayal of Israel in its infancy, distinct from the typical outsider's perspective that often lacks authenticity.

0 Television/Film Culture

New Wave, Old Land

Matti Friedman in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Chris Marker’s 1960 documentary, "Description of a Struggle," offers a rare and insightful portrayal of Israel in its infancy, distinct from the typical outsider's perspective that often lacks authenticity.

0 Television/Film Culture

New Wave, Old Land

Matti Friedman in Jewish Review of Books · 5 Jan

Chris Marker’s 1960 documentary, "Description of a Struggle," offers a rare and insightful portrayal of Israel in its infancy, distinct from the typical outsider's perspective that often lacks authenticity.

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