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The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 21 Apr

The hosts of The Commentary Magazine Podcast delve into the chaos and internal conflicts within the Trump administration, exploring how leaks, infighting, and mismanagement at several federal agencies might affect the administration's stability and policy outcomes.

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Pope Francis, who advanced church’s relationships with Jews, dies at 88

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 21 Apr

Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, played a significant role in advancing Catholic-Jewish relations through dialogue and reconciliation, actively countering antisemitism.

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Pope Francis, who advanced church’s relationships with Jews, dies at 88

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 21 Apr

Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, played a significant role in advancing Catholic-Jewish relations through dialogue and reconciliation, actively countering antisemitism.

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Israeli army fires deputy commander after finding ‘operational errors’ in killing of 15 Gazans

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 21 Apr

An Israeli army deputy commander has been dismissed following an investigation into a tragic incident in Gaza where 15 individuals were killed, including medics and civilians tied to the UN and the Palestinian Red Crescent Society.

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I get called naive every day after October 7. But I won’t stop trying to build Israeli-Palestinian peace'

Haaretz Weekly · 21 Apr

Haaretz Weekly's episode features peace activist Ittay Flescher discussing the challenges of Israeli-Palestinian dialogue after October 7 and his commitment to fostering understanding amid skepticism and hostilities.

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I get called naive every day after October 7. But I won’t stop trying to build Israeli-Palestinian peace'

Haaretz Weekly · 21 Apr

Haaretz Weekly's episode features peace activist Ittay Flescher discussing the challenges of Israeli-Palestinian dialogue after October 7 and his commitment to fostering understanding amid skepticism and hostilities.

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I get called naive every day after October 7. But I won’t stop trying to build Israeli-Palestinian peace'

Haaretz Weekly · 21 Apr

Haaretz Weekly's episode features peace activist Ittay Flescher discussing the challenges of Israeli-Palestinian dialogue after October 7 and his commitment to fostering understanding amid skepticism and hostilities.

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What happens when you kidnap a Jew? Apparently, nothing.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 21 Apr

In a provocative commentary, Joshua Hoffman highlights the disparity in public attention between Edan Alexander, a young American-Israeli kidnapped by Hamas, and Mahmoud Khalil, a Syrian Palestinian student at Columbia University lauded by some as a victim of political persecution.

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What happens when you kidnap a Jew? Apparently, nothing.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 21 Apr

In a provocative commentary, Joshua Hoffman highlights the disparity in public attention between Edan Alexander, a young American-Israeli kidnapped by Hamas, and Mahmoud Khalil, a Syrian Palestinian student at Columbia University lauded by some as a victim of political persecution.

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Why we must march together

eJewishPhilanthropy · 21 Apr

A unique and diverse group from Israel's hi-tech and philanthropic sectors will participate in this year's March of the Living at Auschwitz-Birkenau, spearheaded by leaders from Wix and Fiverr.

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Writing - The Remedy?

Tel Aviv Review · 21 Apr

William Kolbrener and Ronit Eitan discuss their platform Writing on the Wall and their magazine Balagan, aiming to foster diverse conversations in literature and art, especially in response to crises like those following October 7th.

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The CJN Daily's political panel weighs in on the 2025 federal election

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 21 Apr

The CJN Daily episode features a political discussion with experts from various Canadian political backgrounds analyzing the potential impact of Canadian Jewish voters in the upcoming 2025 federal election.

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We’re building the ark, one proud young Jew at a time

eJewishPhilanthropy · 21 Apr

Aya Shechter emphasizes the need for a proactive rather than reactive approach to Jewish resilience, particularly in response to antisemitism.

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Bye Bye Bye

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 21 Apr

Natan Slifkin's article addresses the growing rift between the charedi and dati (national-religious) communities in Israel, particularly highlighting the frustration felt by dati individuals regarding the lack of charedi participation in military service.

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Bye Bye Bye

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 21 Apr

Natan Slifkin's article addresses the growing rift between the charedi and dati (national-religious) communities in Israel, particularly highlighting the frustration felt by dati individuals regarding the lack of charedi participation in military service.

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Cait Conley brings deep knowledge of Middle East, counterterrorism to NY-17 primary

Marc Rod in Jewish Insider · 21 Apr

Cait Conley, a Democratic candidate vying for the 17th Congressional District in New York, leverages her extensive background in Middle East affairs and counterterrorism to stand out in the crowded primary race.

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The quirky new VC being guided by Jewish values

Gabby Deutch in Jewish Insider · 21 Apr

Long Journey Ventures, a quirky venture capital firm in San Francisco, has embraced Jewish values in its latest fund, totaling $181,818,181.80—a nod to the Hebrew word for life, chai.

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It’s not just Israel. They’re coming for Jesus too.

Karen Hunt aka KH Mezek in Future of Jewish · 20 Apr

Karen Hunt's essay discusses various efforts to undermine Jewish and Christian symbols, emphasizing a perceived intersection between anti-Semitic and anti-Christian propaganda.

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‘F–k Israel’ message displayed at Coachella music festival and streamed to millions

JTA Staff in JTA · 20 Apr

At Coachella, the Irish band Kneecap projected anti-Israel messages, including accusations of genocide against Israel and criticism of U.S. support.

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If you can, please help us keep serving you.

Future of Jewish · 20 Apr

Joshua Hoffman, representing the publication Future of Jewish, invites readers to support their mission of providing nuanced and in-depth coverage of Jewish, Israeli, and global Jewish issues.

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I first met Netanyahu in 1988. Here's how he became the most destructive leader in Israel's history

Dan Perry in Forward · 20 Apr

Dan Perry, a veteran journalist, reflects on his long history of interactions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom he critiques as a transformative yet ultimately destructive figure in Israel's political landscape.

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I first met Netanyahu in 1988. Here's how he became the most destructive leader in Israel's history

Dan Perry in Forward · 20 Apr

Dan Perry, a veteran journalist, reflects on his long history of interactions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom he critiques as a transformative yet ultimately destructive figure in Israel's political landscape.

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Israelis think the world is dumb. Are they right?

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 18 Apr

The article explores the pervasive sentiment among Israelis that the world misunderstands or unfairly critiques them, citing incidents like biased international reactions to Israeli conflicts, disproportionate condemnations by the UN, anti-Israel activism on Western campuses, and media misrepresentations.

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Israelis think the world is dumb. Are they right?

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 18 Apr

The article explores the pervasive sentiment among Israelis that the world misunderstands or unfairly critiques them, citing incidents like biased international reactions to Israeli conflicts, disproportionate condemnations by the UN, anti-Israel activism on Western campuses, and media misrepresentations.

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Why can Harvard stand up to Trump? Because it didn't give in to pro-Palestinian student protests

Dany Bahar in Forward · 18 Apr

In a bold statement against the federal government's demands, Harvard University stood its ground, thanks largely to its substantial endowment.

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