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0 History Politics

Why Nazis spent World War II in a luxury West Virginia resort

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 18 Mar

During World War II, the Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, paradoxically served as a luxurious detainment for Nazi diplomats.

0 Art History

The Book of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt

Frances Brent in Moment · 13 Mar

Exploring the iconic story of Esther, The Jewish Museum in New York features an exhibition titled "The Book of Esther in the Age of Rembrandt," which runs until August 10.

0 Culture History

How to be a Jew … Like Dara Horn

Unorthodox · 26 Feb

Author Dara Horn discusses the collective anger of Jews following recent tragic events, offering insights into coping with antisemitism while maintaining hope through history.

0 History Jewish Law

Shaping Judaism: The Evolution and Impact of Hebrew Printing - Israel Mizrahi Books

The Habura · 6 Feb

Israel Mizrahi explores the transformative role of Hebrew printing in shaping Jewish scholarship and culture, highlighting its impact from the printing press's inception through its continued legacy.

0 Antisemitism Jewish Law

The Conversation

Moment in Moment · 4 Feb

The article "The Conversation" by Moment Magazine covers several complex issues facing the Jewish community today.

0 Philosophy Politics

Why everyone is quoting Hannah Arendt, sometimes even accurately

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 19 Jan

Hannah Arendt, the renowned German-Jewish political theorist, has seen a resurgence in contemporary political discourse, frequently being quoted on social media regarding authoritarianism, though sometimes inaccurately.

0 Literature Culture

The best new books for toddlers, teens and those in between

Jewish Chronicle · 17 Jan

This selection of new books offers a variety of culturally rich stories appropriate for different age groups.

0 Politics Israel

Some Israeli soldiers traveling abroad are facing war crimes inquiries over their Gaza service

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 6 Jan

Israeli soldiers who have served in Gaza and subsequently posted related content on social media are encountering legal challenges abroad, leading to rapid evacuations from countries where they might face war crimes charges.

0 History Jewish Law

MENASSEH BEN ISRAEL

Jewish Lives · 23 Dec 2024

Menasseh ben Israel was a prominent 17th-century rabbi who played a key role in fostering Jewish-Christian dialogue and helped pave the way for Jews' readmission to England.

0 Communities Antisemitism

Your Jewish friends have a secret group chat.

Karol Markowicz in Future of Jewish · 18 Dec 2024

In recent times, many Jews have found solace and community in secret group chats that are active discussions spaces away from their non-Jewish friends.

0 Art History

Sonia Delaunay: A Force of Nature

Guest Contributor in Lilith · 17 Dec 2024

Sonia Delaunay, born Sarah Stern in 1885, emerged as a pioneering figure in the abstract modern art movement, despite societal barriers faced by women and Jews in early 20th century Europe.

0 Politics History

The Fetish (and Myth) of Indigenous Palestinians

Elyse Wien in Future of Jewish · 23 Nov 2024

Elyse Wien explores the narrative of Palestinian indigeneity in the context of regional history, challenging the modern perception that Palestinians are the indigenous population of the Israeli-Palestinian region.

0 Communities Holidays

Opinion | Searching for a Shul in Lisbon

Letty Cottin Pogrebin in Moment · 14 Nov 2024

After the death of her husband Bert, Letty Cottin Pogrebin shares her poignant journey of honoring his wish to continue enjoying life despite her grief.

0 Politics Antisemitism

It’s not surprising that the strong man won, but we should be careful what we wish for

Jewish Chronicle · 6 Nov 2024

This reflective piece discusses the rise of populism and the appeal of authoritarian leaders, drawing parallels with historical examples of fascism.

0 Politics Culture

Steve Speaks!

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 30 Oct 2024

The episode features a discussion with Steve Kornacki about the upcoming U.S. election, focusing on voter behavior patterns and potential swing states.

0 Culture Food

Israelis like turkey. So why is Thanksgiving such a challenge here?

Hillel Kuttler in Forward · 16 Nov 2022

In Israel, Thanksgiving poses unique challenges for American expatriates who wish to celebrate the holiday traditionally.

0 Literature Art

This Paul Klee drawing was Walter Benjamin’s favorite — did he understand it?

Forward · 22 Jan 2020

Walter Benjamin's fascination with Paul Klee's drawing "Angelus Novus" is explored in depth, illustrating how this piece became a radical icon in 20th-century philosophy and leftist thought.

0 Holocaust Culture

My Sephardic Guilt on Kristallnacht

Forward · 10 Nov 2014

Rachel Delia Benaim reflects on her feelings of Sephardic guilt during Holocaust remembrance days, such as Kristallnacht.

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