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0 History Holocaust

In Germany, a Jewish family is reunited with a treasured family object — but also a sense of exile

Gabrielle Rossmer Gropman in Forward · 25 Apr

In recent years, efforts have been made to return looted Jewish silver objects, such as kiddush cups, to their rightful heirs.

0 Leadership Israel

From Jerusalem to the Vatican: Cardinal Pizzaballa emerges as a contender for the papacy

Lahav Harkov in Jewish Insider · 25 Apr

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, emerges as a noteworthy contender for the papacy following the death of Pope Francis.

0 Literature Holocaust

‘We Were The Lucky Ones’ Author Georgia Hunter Tells an Incredible New Holocaust Tale

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 24 Apr

Georgia Hunter's novel, originally a personal exploration of her Holocaust-surviving grandfather's past, became the acclaimed novel and TV show "We Were the Lucky Ones."

0 Literature Holocaust

‘We Were The Lucky Ones’ Author Georgia Hunter Tells an Incredible New Holocaust Tale

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 24 Apr

Georgia Hunter's novel, originally a personal exploration of her Holocaust-surviving grandfather's past, became the acclaimed novel and TV show "We Were the Lucky Ones."

0 Literature Holocaust

‘We Were The Lucky Ones’ Author Georgia Hunter Tells an Incredible New Holocaust Tale

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 24 Apr

Georgia Hunter's novel, originally a personal exploration of her Holocaust-surviving grandfather's past, became the acclaimed novel and TV show "We Were the Lucky Ones."

0 Holocaust Communities

Survivors of the Holocaust and Oct. 7 embrace at Auschwitz, marking annual March of the Living

Deborah Danan in Forward · 24 Apr

At the annual March of the Living, Holocaust and recent hostage survivors gathered at Auschwitz to commemorate their shared resilience.

0 Politics Leadership

The Self-Inflicted White House Wounds

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 24 Apr

Bret Stephens discusses President Trump's self-created troubles, including his economic policies, alleged autocratic tendencies, and his ineffective foreign interventions.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Global antisemitism has declined since Oct. 7, Tel Aviv University says

Grace Gilson in Forward · 24 Apr

The article discusses a study from Tel Aviv University revealing a marked decline in antisemitic incidents globally following a peak during late 2023.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Global antisemitism has declined since peaking in the months after Oct. 7, study says

Grace Gilson in JTA · 24 Apr

A recent study from Tel Aviv University's Center for the Study of Contemporary European Jewry highlights a global decline in antisemitic incidents in 2024, after a significant spike following the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel.

0 Music Holocaust

Even the Holocaust could not silence the music of these composers

Jon Kalish in Forward · 24 Apr

Jeanne Golan, a New York pianist, has dedicated the past 15 years to the 'recovered voices' movement, recording music by composers persecuted by the Nazis.

0 Politics Communities

Will the next pope speak Hebrew? A Jewish guide to the cardinals who could succeed Francis

Ben Sales in JTA · 23 Apr

Following the death of Pope Francis, attention turns to the conclave in the Vatican, where a new pope will be elected.

0 Literature Gender/Identity

Did this Jewish literary titan have the right idea about Harry Potter and J.K. Rowling after all?

Benjamin Ivry in Forward · 23 Apr

Harold Bloom, a notable Jewish literary critic, originally criticized J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series for its lack of imaginative depth, comparing it unfavorably to classic literature.

0 Culture History

What Is Pope Francis' Legacy With the Jewish Community?

People of the Pod · 22 Apr

Rabbi Noam Marans reflects on Pope Francis' lasting impact on Catholic-Jewish relations, highlighting his alignment with Jews and Israel through symbolic acts, such as visiting Israel and condemning antisemitism.

0 Culture History

What Is Pope Francis' Legacy With the Jewish Community?

People of the Pod · 22 Apr

Rabbi Noam Marans reflects on Pope Francis' lasting impact on Catholic-Jewish relations, highlighting his alignment with Jews and Israel through symbolic acts, such as visiting Israel and condemning antisemitism.

0 Politics Jewish Law

Will the next pope be good for the Jews?

Mira Fox in Forward · 22 Apr

In the wake of Pope Francis's passing, speculation about his successor's influence on Jewish-Catholic relations is rife.

0 Art History

How this Marc Chagall painting explains Pope Francis' soul

Talya Zax in Forward · 21 Apr

Pope Francis had a profound appreciation for Marc Chagall's 1938 painting, 'White Crucifixion,' which depicted the immense suffering of the Jews during the Nazi regime.

0 Politics Communities

Pope Francis’ final speech called for ceasefire and hostage release in Gaza war

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 21 Apr

In his last public address before his death, Pope Francis made a heartfelt appeal for peace in his Easter message, urging a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

0 Antisemitism Leadership

In Pope Francis, a voice for interfaith dialogue and against antisemitism

Benjamin Ivry in Forward · 21 Apr

Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, left a legacy of fostering interfaith dialogue and combating antisemitism.

0 Antisemitism Leadership

In Pope Francis, a voice for interfaith dialogue and against antisemitism

Benjamin Ivry in Forward · 21 Apr

Pope Francis, who passed away at 88, left a legacy of fostering interfaith dialogue and combating antisemitism.

0 Culture Israel

“All He Draws Is Monsters!” - Understanding Zionist forefather Max Nordau’s vision of “degenerate” art and his attitudes toward diaspora Jews can illuminate our present-day crisis.

Eli Valley in Jewish Currents · 18 Apr

Max Nordau, a key figure in early Zionist thought, is known for his controversial views on art and his role in shaping perceptions of Jewish identity.

0 Education Culture

Language apps are putting Hebrew school in teens’ back pockets. But do they work?

Harry Dweck in JTA · 14 Apr

Many teens are turning to language learning apps like Duolingo to supplement Hebrew education received at schools or synagogues.

0 History Holidays

The Seder of Solidarity

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 10 Apr

Natan Slifkin shares a compelling episode from 1946, recounted by Golda Meir, highlighting a poignant moment of unity among the Jewish community during Pesach.

0 Holidays Politics

Jon Polin, father of slain hostage Hersh: Jews should 'lean in to the pain' this Passover

Haaretz Weekly · 10 Apr

Jon Polin, father of hostage victim Hersh Goldberg-Polin, discusses the profound impact of his son's death and the captivity of 59 hostages on celebrating Passover, urging Jews to emphasize the somber realities over festivities.

0 Jewish Law Communities

You need a non-Jewish neighbor to perform this Passover ritual. Thank heavens.

Ethan Schwartz in JTA · 8 Apr

Ethan Schwartz recounts the experience of his wife, Rabbanit Leah Sarna, facilitating the sale of hametz at their community in suburban Philadelphia, highlighting how the presence of non-Jewish neighbors is essential for this Passover ritual.

0 Food Culture

Passover Memories in a Bite of Orange Cake

Pauline Steinhorn in Moment · 8 Apr

Pauline Steinhorn recounts her nostalgic journey during a trip to Italy, where a piece of Sephardi orange cake at Ristorante Quinoa in Florence vividly revives childhood memories of her Polish Aunt Bela's Passover treat.

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