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0 Politics Israel

Mitch Schneider in Future of Jewish · 5 Mar

Mitch Schneider's essay critiques NATO's response to recent aggressions by Iran, arguing it highlights the alliance's ineffectiveness.

0 Politics Communities

The left won't let Iranians be grateful for the end of Khamenei's reign

Nadav Ziv in Forward · 4 Mar

In this opinion piece, Nadav Ziv discusses the reactions to the recent death of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei following a U.S.-Israeli military campaign.

0 Politics Israel

Why The War Needed To Happen Now

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 4 Mar

Natan Slifkin articulates the strategic necessity of the current military confrontation with Iran, highlighting the escalating threat from Iran's missile capabilities.

0 Politics Israel

Amid Iran tensions, Huckabee tells US embassy staff in Israel they should leave ‘TODAY’ if they wish

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 27 Feb

U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has advised embassy staff and their families to consider leaving Israel promptly due to rising tensions that suggest a possible U.S. military action against Iran.

0 Culture Language

Dreams for Living Jews

Sapir · 25 Feb

The article reflects on a conference attended by the Wampanoag Nation representatives seeking inspiration from the successful Hebrew language revival.

0 Politics Israel

The Silicon Dome

Sapir · 25 Feb

Israel is poised for what could be its third "founding moment," akin to its statehood in 1948 and economic stabilization in 1985, as it faces geopolitical and domestic challenges.

0 Education Israel

An Education System Worthy of the Jewish State

Sapir · 25 Feb

Israel's education system, once a cornerstone of its national strength, faces a significant crisis.

0 Communities Politics

Editor's Note

Sapir · 25 Feb

"Editor's Note" in Sapir reflects on the evolving nature of Jewish aspiration following the crises faced since October 7.

0 Art History

Rembrandt has been hailed for his love of the Jewish people — was it all a myth?

Noah Hirsch-Rechter in Forward · 19 Feb

Rembrandt's relationship with Jews, often touted as an example of philosemitism, is reexamined in a new exhibition at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts.

0 Art History

Rembrandt has been hailed for his love of the Jewish people — was it all a myth?

Noah Hirsch-Rechter in Forward · 19 Feb

Rembrandt's relationship with Jews, often touted as an example of philosemitism, is reexamined in a new exhibition at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts.

0 Politics History

Why Gaza's Destruction Needed to Happen

Vanessa Berg in Future of Jewish · 18 Feb

Vanessa Berg's essay argues that the destruction in Gaza can be seen as a necessary step towards breaking its cycle of violence perpetuated by Hamas governance.

0 Holocaust Culture

At this Jerusalem museum, everyday objects tell the story of the Holocaust in a unique way

Larry Luxner in JTA · 17 Feb

The "Living Memory" exhibit at Jerusalem's Yad Vashem presents a poignant collection of personal artifacts from Holocaust victims, exploring the concept of memory and its transmission across generations.

0 Holocaust Literature

Reading for Pleasure

The Editors in Tablet · 13 Feb

In this exploration of memory and symbolism, French novelist Lola Lafon spends a contemplative night in the Anne Frank House as part of a literary series published by Editions Stock, where authors engage with museums after hours.

0 Sports Communities

Team Israel’s World Baseball Classic team unveils its 2026 roster

Matthew Shea in Jewish Insider · 11 Feb

Team Israel's roster for the 2026 World Baseball Classic has been announced, showcasing a blend of major leaguers, minor league players, and Israeli talent.

0 Culture Holocaust

Created in hiding during WWII, a Jewish artist's underground ’zines are finally rising to the surface

Cynthia Kaplan in Forward · 6 Feb

Curt Bloch was a Jewish lawyer who fled Nazi Germany and, while hiding in the Netherlands during WWII, created a unique form of resistance through his clandestine zines called "The Underwater Cabaret."

0 Culture Holocaust

Created in hiding during WWII, a Jewish artist's underground ’zines are finally rising to the surface

Cynthia Kaplan in Forward · 6 Feb

Curt Bloch was a Jewish lawyer who fled Nazi Germany and, while hiding in the Netherlands during WWII, created a unique form of resistance through his clandestine zines called "The Underwater Cabaret."

0 Culture Holocaust

Created in hiding during WWII, a Jewish artist's underground ’zines are finally rising to the surface

Cynthia Kaplan in Forward · 6 Feb

Curt Bloch was a Jewish lawyer who fled Nazi Germany and, while hiding in the Netherlands during WWII, created a unique form of resistance through his clandestine zines called "The Underwater Cabaret."

0 Holocaust Politics

My grandmother Eva Schloss survived Auschwitz. She would not be silent about America today.

Alex Margolis in JTA · 2 Feb

The article reflects on the late Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss and her outspoken criticism of contemporary socio-political trends she believed resembled early Nazi policies.

0 Israel Politics

They curse the Zionists — and then use our innovation.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 31 Jan

The article explores the paradox where Israel's technological innovations are widely utilized globally, sometimes even by those who criticize the nation's policies and existence.

0 Education Communities

I’m a Jewish studies professor. I wasn’t trained to give pastoral care — but my students desperately need it.

Sasha Goldstein-Sabbah in JTA · 30 Jan

Jewish studies professors are finding themselves in unexpected pastoral roles as students navigate the complex and often hostile climate on university campuses.

0 Education Communities

I’m a Jewish studies professor. I wasn’t trained to give pastoral care — but my students desperately need it.

Sasha Goldstein-Sabbah in JTA · 30 Jan

Jewish studies professors are finding themselves in unexpected pastoral roles as students navigate the complex and often hostile climate on university campuses.

0 Politics Holocaust

Here's exactly why it's dangerous to compare ICE to Nazis

Armin Langer in Forward · 30 Jan

Armin Langer cautions against the frequent and emotionally charged comparisons of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to Nazism, emphasizing the historical and logical inaccuracy of such parallels.

0 History Politics

What we talk about when we talk about Anne Frank hiding from ICE

Emily Tamkin in Forward · 27 Jan

Amid concerns of rising antisemitism, the debate over Anne Frank's legacy is reignited by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's comments comparing children hiding from ICE to Frank's experience during the Holocaust.

0 Politics Holocaust

‘Anne Frank was in Amsterdam legally,’ Trump antisemitism envoy says in refuting Walz’s ICE comparison

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 27 Jan

In a controversial exchange, Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, President Trump's antisemitism envoy, criticized Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for likening the fear experienced by children hiding from U.S. immigration raids to Anne Frank's wartime experience.

0 Holocaust History

Listening to the Voices of Survivors, and Nazi Perpetrators

Jane Levere in Hadassah · 27 Jan

An audio exhibition at The New York Historical Society showcases previously unavailable recordings of Holocaust survivors, bystanders, and Nazi perpetrators, based on interviews conducted by Claude Lanzmann for his iconic 1985 documentary, Shoah.

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