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0 Politics Leadership

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 Music Jewish Law

How to Be a Jew … like Matisyahu

Unorthodox · 23 Apr

Matisyahu reflects on his evolution as a Jewish musician, detailing his journey from his early forays into music, to his time immersed in Hasidic Judaism, and onto his current state of faith and fame.

0 Sports Culture

Hapoel Tel Aviv nabs a European title, as 2 Jewish stars enter the NBA draft

Jacob Gurvis in JTA · 18 Apr

Hapoel Tel Aviv made history by capturing their first EuroCup basketball title, defeating Gran Canaria, which promotes them to the top-tier EuroLeague, joining Maccabi Tel Aviv.

0 Culture Education

Passover Crossover - How to Be a Jew ... Like Dara Horn

Unorthodox · 17 Apr

Author Dara Horn joins the podcast to discuss Jewish responses to tragic events, anti-Semitism, and optimism for the future, alongside her new graphic novel "One Little Goat."

0 Holidays Communities

Passover retreats don’t have to be a spiritual and communal exodus

Rabbi Yosie Levine in JTA · 17 Apr

Rabbi Yosie Levine reflects on the growing trend of Passover retreats, where many Jewish families choose to spend the holiday in vacation-like settings instead of the traditional home Seder.

0 Politics Culture

The “Politics of Words” Edition

Promised Podcast · 17 Apr

This episode explores the political and cultural significance of controversial topics in Israel, including a letter from air force reservists demanding government action to secure hostages and the shelving of a Hebrew translation of Mein Kampf by the Hebrew University Press.

0 Politics Israel

France will move to recognize a Palestinian state this year, Macron says

Grace Gilson in JTA · 9 Apr

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced plans for France to formally recognize the state of Palestine within the coming months, marking a significant shift in its foreign policy.

0 Culture History

Talk of the Table | This Passover, Try Inquisition Soup

Vered Guttman in Moment · 7 Apr

In this exploration of historical Sephardic culinary traditions during Passover, Vered Guttman delves into the Inquisition records of Mara Das, a woman prosecuted for secretly maintaining Jewish customs.

0 Culture History

Talk of the Table | This Passover, Try Inquisition Soup

Vered Guttman in Moment · 7 Apr

In this exploration of historical Sephardic culinary traditions during Passover, Vered Guttman delves into the Inquisition records of Mara Das, a woman prosecuted for secretly maintaining Jewish customs.

0 Holidays Culture

Kidnapped Choruses?

Yosef Lindell in Jewish Review of Books · 7 Apr

Exploring the origins of the beloved Passover Seder songs "Echad Mi Yodea" and "Chad Gadya," Yosef Lindell delves into their historical roots, which potentially trace back to non-Jewish folk traditions.

0 Politics Israel

Israel Wins the War of Ideas

Sapir · 3 Apr

The article explores Israel's challenge in shaping its international perception, noting that traditional defensive arguments are often counterproductive.

0 Antisemitism History

Three Falsehoods About Antisemitism—and One Truth

Sapir · 3 Apr

Antisemitism is often misunderstood as a mere unfathomable bigotry, but it is deeply rooted in a complex tangle of religious, political, and ideological forces.

0 Israel Politics

Israel Is a Hispanic Opportunity

Sapir · 3 Apr

The article highlights the strategic importance of the Hispanic community in shaping the U.S.-Israel relationship.

0 Politics Education

Boycotts: The Legal Remedy

Sapir · 3 Apr

The article discusses the complex issue of academic boycotts against Israeli institutions and their significant implications on international collaborations and Israel’s global scientific standing.

0 Politics Education

Boycotts: The Legal Remedy

Sapir · 3 Apr

The article discusses the complex issue of academic boycotts against Israeli institutions and their significant implications on international collaborations and Israel’s global scientific standing.

0 Politics Communities

Polarization and the Hidden Israeli Center

Sapir · 3 Apr

Amidst growing political polarization in Israel, survey data shows a significant number of Israelis feel politically homeless, desiring a unity government that transcends traditional Right-Left divides.

0 Torah History

Hearing the Shepherd from Tekoa

Ethan Schwartz in Lehrhaus · 2 Apr

Ethan Schwartz reviews Rabbi Yitzchak Etshalom's book, "Amos: The Genius of Prophetic Rhetoric," which is part of the Maggid Studies in Tanakh series and explores the prophet Amos.

0 Literature Culture

Wisdom Project | Judith Viorst, 94, on ‘Making the Best of What’s Left’

Pam Janis in Moment · 31 Mar

Judith Viorst, celebrated author of beloved children and adult books, shares insights on embracing life's later stages in an interview for Moment's Wisdom Project.

0 Jewish Law Ethics

Permission and Obligation: A Jewish Paradigm for Care

Sara Labaton in Sources · 27 Mar

In exploring the complexities of caregiving, particularly in medical settings, Sara Labaton draws on classical Jewish texts to propose a paradigm that combines permission and obligation in healing and care.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Israel’s antisemitism envoy says she wasn’t consulted over government antisemitism conference featuring far-right leaders

Ben Sales in Forward · 22 Mar

Michal Cotler-Wunsh, Israel's special envoy for combating antisemitism, has expressed her disapproval over not being consulted about the attendance of far-right European politicians at a government-run antisemitism conference in Jerusalem.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Israel’s own antisemitism envoy says she wasn’t consulted ahead of the government’s controversial antisemitism conference

Ben Sales in JTA · 21 Mar

The article highlights a controversy surrounding a conference on antisemitism organized by Israel's Minister for Diaspora Affairs, Amichai Chikli, without consulting Michal Cotler-Wunsh, Israel's special envoy for combating antisemitism, or major Jewish organizations.

0 Television/Film Culture

‘Operation Mincemeat’ is a musical farce about fooling Hitler — with nothing much to say about Nazis

PJ Grisar in Forward · 21 Mar

"Operation Mincemeat" is a musical comedy that recounts the true story of a British intelligence operation during World War II aimed at deceiving the Nazis with fake plans to invade Greece and Sardinia.

0 Politics Israel

The Stupid Simple Way to Defeat Hamas and Jihadism

Nachum Kaplan in Future of Jewish · 19 Mar

Nachum Kaplan's essay critiques global inaction towards Hamas, advocating for a unified, forceful international response akin to the reaction against Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Can the global far-right help fight antisemitism? Israel sure wants to think so

Sruli Fruchter in Forward · 19 Mar

In an attempt to combat antisemitism, the Israeli Ministry of Diaspora Affairs plans to include far-right European politicians at their upcoming International Conference on Combating Antisemitism.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Amichai Chikli invites politicians from European far-right parties to Israel, in a first

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 14 Mar

Amichai Chikli, Israel's minister of Diaspora affairs, has invited leaders from several European far-right parties to speak at the International Conference on Combating Antisemitism in Jerusalem.

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