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When even your hometown can't handle the hate

Jodi Rudoren in Forward · 20 Dec

The contentious dissolution of a volunteer police chaplain program in Montclair, New Jersey, highlights how deeply polarized sentiments surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict can fracture local communities.

0 Communities Israel

The true meaning of Israeli resilience

The Glue, with Eric Fingerhut · 20 Dec

The episode explores the role of community resilience in post-disaster recovery, featuring insights from Dr. Daniel Aldrich on Israel's ability to rebuild amidst ongoing challenges.

0 Politics Communities

The Jewish Trends That Mattered Most in 2024

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 16 Dec

In 2024, the Jewish world was characterized by significant geopolitical shifts, rising antisemitism, and a renewed sense of solidarity between Israel and the Jewish Diaspora.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Bernard-Henri Lévy and AJC CEO Ted Deutch on How to Build a Resilient Jewish Future Post-October 7

People of the Pod · 12 Dec

Philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy and AJC CEO Ted Deutch discuss the current state and future resilience of the Jewish community in light of rising global antisemitism and political challenges.

0 Antisemitism Philosophy

The Rise of a New Jewish Voice

Ehud Neor in Future of Jewish · 11 Dec

Ehud Neor's essay reflects on the persistent and deeply-rooted phenomenon of antisemitism, particularly in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and highlights a shift in Jewish responses to hatred.

0 Jewish Law Art

The Quest for an Objective Halakhic Standard by which to Judge Artistic Expression: A Case Study from the Eighteenth-Century Synagogue Menorah

Yosie Levine in Lehrhaus · 8 Dec

The article explores the halakhic challenges and rabbinic debates surrounding the construction of artistic seven-branched menorahs in the eighteenth century.

0 Antisemitism Culture

Antisemitism's Severe Psychological Toll

Benjamin Kerstein in Future of Jewish · 7 Dec

Benjamin Kerstein's essay explores the severe psychological impact of rising antisemitism on Jews worldwide.

0 Holocaust Antisemitism

On a mission to Auschwitz, I found hope amid the ashes

William C. Daroff in JTA · 6 Dec

William C. Daroff reflects on his recent trip to Poland as part of the European Jewish Association's annual mission to Auschwitz.

0 Politics Antisemitism

American Realignment?

The Glue, with Eric Fingerhut · 6 Dec

Eric Fingerhut, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, and George Will discuss the rise in antisemitism and the current political climate in the U.S. and globally, emphasizing how local communities are crucial in combating both.

0 Culture Education

What Banned Book Changed Your Life?

Moment in Moment · 5 Dec

The article delves into the impact of banned books on personal development and societal values, highlighting stories from notable figures about specific banned books that influenced their lives.

0 Literature Culture

The 2025 Wingate Prize longlist is announced

Jewish Chronicle · 2 Dec

The 2025 Wingate Prize longlist showcases an eclectic mix of Jewish-themed literature, from novels and memoirs to philosophy and history.

0 Politics Antisemitism

How Deborah Lipstadt used diplomacy to fight antisemitism

Gabby Deutch in Jewish Insider · 2 Dec

Deborah Lipstadt, renowned Holocaust historian and U.S. Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, has made significant strides in her diplomatic role since her 2021 nomination.

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We are not like them — and we should be damn proud of that.

Ted Goldstein in Future of Jewish · 27 Nov

Ted Goldstein's essay reflects on the resilience and unique character of the Jewish people and the State of Israel, highlighting the enduring impact of figures like Yossi Dressner, a revered educator and community leader.

0 Antisemitism Communities

Jews Are Being Told to Hide in Berlin. Again.

Josef Joffe in The Free Press · 26 Nov

Amidst rising antisemitic incidents in Berlin, Jewish residents face warnings from police to remain low-profile for their safety.

0 Culture Jewish Law

Not Your Conventional ‘Sabbath Queen’

Gary Rosenblatt in Between The Lines · 22 Nov

Amichai Lau-Lavie, known for blending performance art with Jewish education, is the focus of a new documentary, "Sabbath Queen," which examines his multifaceted journey navigating Jewish identity, tradition, and modernity.

0 Politics Israel

Netanyahu now faces arrest in several Western countries following ICC warrant

Ron Kampeas in Forward · 22 Nov

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing an international legal challenge as the International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued a warrant for his arrest.

0 Politics Israel

Canada, Netherlands among countries pledging to arrest Netanyahu following ICC warrant

Ron Kampeas in JTA · 21 Nov

The arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu represents a significant diplomatic shift, as countries traditionally friendly to Israel like Canada, the Netherlands, and Ireland have pledged to enforce the warrant for alleged war crimes in Gaza.

0 Antisemitism Communities

It’s time we started investing in the people working to keep Jewish life alive

Jewish Chronicle · 21 Nov

The article argues for increased financial support and investment in individuals and grassroots organizations dedicated to maintaining and enhancing Jewish life amidst rising antisemitism and community challenges.

0 Culture Antisemitism

A new ‘Merchant of Venice’ production challenges anti-Jewish tropes by doubling down on them

Joseph Strauss in JTA · 20 Nov

A new production of Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" at the Classic Stage Company in New York City reinterprets the play's antisemitic tropes through humor and irony.

0 Philosophy Jewish Law

Facets of Emuna & Authorship of Midrashim

Jewish History Uncensored · 20 Nov

Emuna, a central concept in Jewish belief, must be used wisely and not lead to blind adherence or confusion, as seen in both religious and political realms.

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Amsterdam's mayor says the violence wasn't a pogrom. Dutch Jewish leaders agree, but demand protection

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 19 Nov

The episode explores the aftermath of a violent incident involving mobs targeting Jewish tourists in Amsterdam, paralleling the 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht.

0 Politics Israel

Yaakov Katz: 'The Israeli military has fought in probably the most humane way possible'

18 Questions, 40 Israeli Thinkers · 18 Nov

Yaakov Katz emphasizes the Israeli Defense Forces' (IDF) commitment to humane warfare while critiquing Western media's portrayal of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

0 Antisemitism Sports

Keep Antisemitism Off Our Pitches

Tel Aviv Review · 18 Nov

Daniel Lörcher, founder of 'What Matters', discusses the challenge of antisemitism in soccer and the broader role the sport can play in promoting tolerance and pluralism.

0 Politics Israel

Stories the Media Purposely Ignore About Israel

Nachum Kaplan in Future of Jewish · 15 Nov

Nachum Kaplan critiques mainstream media's biased coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict, arguing that significant events and perspectives are being ignored.

0 Sports Culture

The Jewish Sport Report: Lindsay Gottlieb’s historic win and other Jewish sports highlights from this week

Jacob Gurvis in Forward · 15 Nov

The Jewish Sport Report covers a series of notable achievements and incidents in Jewish sports, highlighting Lindsay Gottlieb's milestone 300th career win as head coach of USC's women's basketball team.

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