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Amsterdam’s Royal Concert Hall cancels annual Hanukkah concert, citing singer’s IDF ties

Grace Gilson in JTA · 4 Nov 2025

The Royal Concert Hall in Amsterdam decided to cancel its annual Hanukkah concert due to the involvement of Shai Abramson, a singer with ties to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).

0 History Holocaust

They tried to erase the Jews behind Europe’s most famous brands.

Andrea Baur in Future of Jewish · 3 Nov 2025

Andrea Baur's essay highlights the systematic expropriation of Jewish contributions to European innovation during the Nazi regime, a process known as "Aryanisation."

0 History Holocaust

They tried to erase the Jews behind Europe’s most famous brands.

Andrea Baur in Future of Jewish · 3 Nov 2025

Andrea Baur's essay highlights the systematic expropriation of Jewish contributions to European innovation during the Nazi regime, a process known as "Aryanisation."

0 Culture Music

This Classic Jewish Summer Camp Song Has Been Stuck in My Head for Decades

Hana LaRock in Kveller · 31 Oct 2025

Hana LaRock reminisces about the ubiquitous Jewish summer camp song "Wherever You Go, There's Always Someone Jewish" by Rabbi Milder, written in 1983.

0 Literature History

Maurice Sendak’s Scary Monsters

Kathryn Wolf in Tablet · 29 Oct 2025

Maurice Sendak, the renowned illustrator and author of children's literature, is celebrated for his daring approach to storytelling, revealing childhood anxieties through the lens of his Jewish heritage and family history.

0 Politics Leadership

The Art of the Kneel

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 28 Oct 2025

This political analysis explores the power dynamics within NATO in light of President Donald Trump's policies and unconventional diplomacy.

0 Art Culture

One was born Catholic, another was a West Virginia Protestant — now they're all making Jewish art

Simi Horwitz in Forward · 27 Oct 2025

"Children of Ruth: Artists Choosing Judaism" is an exhibition that showcases works by artists who have converted to Judaism, illustrating the profound impact of their conversion on their art.

0 Politics History

Does that Trump Time Magazine cover really reference a Nazi war criminal?

Terrence Petty in Forward · 26 Oct 2025

The article explores the controversy surrounding a Time Magazine cover featuring Donald Trump, which sparked online debates due to its resemblance to a 1963 Newsweek photo of Alfried Krupp, a convicted Nazi war criminal.

0 Politics Israel

International Court of Justice says Israel must work with UN to deliver aid into Gaza

Grace Gilson in Forward · 22 Oct 2025

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued an advisory opinion stating that Israel must collaborate with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine (UNRWA) to ensure the delivery of humanitarian aid into Gaza, rejecting Israel's rationale for barring UNRWA due to alleged Hamas infiltration.

0 Culture Sports

Daniel Naroditsky, Jewish chess grandmaster and influential streamer, dies at 29

Grace Gilson in JTA · 21 Oct 2025

Daniel Naroditsky, a prominent Jewish chess grandmaster and influential online figure, has passed away unexpectedly at 29.

0 Sports Politics

An attack on Israeli soccer fans last year was dubbed a ‘pogrom.' Could it happen again?

Hannah Feuer in Forward · 17 Oct 2025

Amidst escalating tensions and accusations of antisemitism, the ban against Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attending a soccer match in Birmingham is indicative of the broader challenges facing Israeli interests globally.

0 Sports Politics

An attack on Israeli soccer fans last year was dubbed a ‘pogrom.' Could it happen again?

Hannah Feuer in Forward · 17 Oct 2025

Amidst escalating tensions and accusations of antisemitism, the ban against Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attending a soccer match in Birmingham is indicative of the broader challenges facing Israeli interests globally.

0 Sports Antisemitism

British PM denounces ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans at upcoming Aston Villa soccer match

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 17 Oct 2025

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has publicly criticized the decision to bar Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from attending an upcoming soccer match against Aston Villa, condemning the move as displaying antisemitism and emphasizing the police's role in ensuring safety for all fans.

0 Communities Antisemitism

Europe is losing its religion, and its Jews.

Future of Jewish · 15 Oct 2025

Europe is witnessing a significant decline of religious adherence, with a noticeable transformation of once-sacred Christian buildings into entertainment venues.

0 History Leadership

One Jump Ahead

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 15 Oct 2025

In "One Jump Ahead," Cindy Scarr recounts the remarkable life story of Boaz Abramoff, a cadet at the US Air Force Academy, who survived a life-threatening parachute accident.

0 Israel Communities

Israeli diasporas: The normalization of the Zionist project

eJewishPhilanthropy · 12 Oct 2025

Exploring the dynamics of Israeli diasporas, this essay discusses the evolving nature of the Zionist project and its implications on Jewish normalization.

0 Politics Holocaust

Jewish philanthropy’s missing front

eJewishPhilanthropy · 10 Oct 2025

In the aftermath of the tragic October 7, 2023 attacks, there is a concerning gap in the Jewish response framework: a comprehensive legal strategy.

0 Politics Holocaust

Jewish philanthropy’s missing front

eJewishPhilanthropy · 10 Oct 2025

In the aftermath of the tragic October 7, 2023 attacks, there is a concerning gap in the Jewish response framework: a comprehensive legal strategy.

0 Politics Culture

Austria may withdraw from hosting Eurovision 2026 if Israel is excluded

Grace Gilson in JTA · 9 Oct 2025

Austria may back out of hosting the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is excluded due to mounting boycott pressure tied to the war in Gaza.

0 Politics Israel

Should Trump get a Nobel Peace Prize for Gaza?

Dan Perry in Forward · 9 Oct 2025

In his column, Dan Perry discusses the ceasefire agreement in Gaza announced by Donald Trump, examining its implications and underlying motivations.

0 Politics History

"Genocide Starts in the Mind"

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 5 Oct 2025

Peter Beinart engages with Palestinian journalist Ahmed Abu Artema, who discusses the traumatic impact of losing family members, including his eldest son, Abdullah, during Israeli military operations in Gaza.

0 Antisemitism Politics

3 suspected Hamas members arrested in Germany for plotting attacks on Jews, Israelis

Grace Gilson in JTA · 3 Oct 2025

German police arrested three men suspected of planning attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets in Berlin on behalf of Hamas, coinciding with Yom Kippur.

0 Politics Israel

His Son was Killed in a “Safe Zone”

Peter Beinart in The Beinart Notebook · 3 Oct 2025

Peter Beinart discusses the experiences of Ahmed Abu Artema, a Palestinian journalist and activist, during an upcoming Zoom call.

0 Politics Israel

Report: In first for a US tech giant, Microsoft terminates Israeli military use of its software

Grace Gilson in JTA · 26 Sep 2025

Microsoft has revoked Israeli military access to its Azure cloud platform, making it the first U.S. tech company to penalize Israel amid its conflict in Gaza.

0 Sports Politics

European soccer reportedly set to ban Israel over Gaza war, blocking it from World Cup qualification

Louis Keene in Forward · 26 Sep 2025

The European soccer governing body, UEFA, is reportedly considering a ban on Israel from international competition, which would block Israel from qualifying for the 2026 World Cup, due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

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