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0 Politics Israel

Netanyahu fires Defense Minister Yoav Gallant amid domestic tensions and a multi-front war

Ron Kampeas in Forward · 5 Nov

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed Defense Minister Yoav Gallant amid ongoing military conflict and significant political turmoil.

0 Politics Communities

Hamas must release fellow Spurs fan Emily Damari now

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

The article highlights the concerted efforts by the British government, particularly the Foreign Secretary, to secure the release of British citizen Emily Damari, a Spurs fan held hostage by Hamas.

0 Culture Communities

Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

London's Jewish Fringe festival, Tsitsit, returns amid rising antisemitism and polarization to spotlight Jewish creativity amidst challenging circumstances.

0 Culture Communities

Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

London's Jewish Fringe festival, Tsitsit, returns amid rising antisemitism and polarization to spotlight Jewish creativity amidst challenging circumstances.

0 Culture Communities

Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

London's Jewish Fringe festival, Tsitsit, returns amid rising antisemitism and polarization to spotlight Jewish creativity amidst challenging circumstances.

0 Culture Communities

Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

London's Jewish Fringe festival, Tsitsit, returns amid rising antisemitism and polarization to spotlight Jewish creativity amidst challenging circumstances.

0 Culture Communities

Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

London's Jewish Fringe festival, Tsitsit, returns amid rising antisemitism and polarization to spotlight Jewish creativity amidst challenging circumstances.

0 Culture Communities

Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

London's Jewish Fringe festival, Tsitsit, returns amid rising antisemitism and polarization to spotlight Jewish creativity amidst challenging circumstances.

0 Culture Communities

Support venues that aren't boycotting Jewish creatives, says Tsitsit director

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

London's Jewish Fringe festival, Tsitsit, returns amid rising antisemitism and polarization to spotlight Jewish creativity amidst challenging circumstances.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Music Culture

The Charedi leaver who is singing the Yiddishe blues

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Pini Brown, a 26-year-old musician, navigates two contrasting worlds: the Chasidic community of Stamford Hill and East London's vibrant music scene.

0 Education Communities

Immanuel College receives thumbs-up from inspectors

Jewish Chronicle · 5 Nov

Immanuel College, an independent school in Bushey, received a commendable inspection report from the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI).

0 Politics Israel

Haaretz faces blowback after liberal Israeli paper’s publisher praises ‘Palestinian freedom fighters’

Andrew Lapin in Forward · 4 Nov

Amos Schocken, publisher of the Israeli left-wing newspaper Haaretz, has sparked significant controversy with statements at a London conference condemning Israel's government policies as akin to apartheid and advocating for international sanctions.

0 Politics Israel

Haaretz faces blowback after liberal Israeli paper’s publisher chides Israel for battling ‘Palestinian freedom fighters’

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 4 Nov

Amos Schocken, the publisher of Haaretz, drew significant controversy after his remarks at a London conference criticizing Israel's treatment of Palestinians and likening it to apartheid-era South Africa.

0 History Politics

George Santayana was wrong — remembering the past won't always protect us

Robert Zaretsky in Forward · 4 Nov

Reflecting on the role of historians in contemporary society, Robert Zaretsky challenges the belief that remembering the past will prevent us from repeating mistakes, a notion famously posited by George Santayana.

0 Television/Film History

The Midas Man review: ‘Epstein entrances in sympathetic biopic’

Jewish Chronicle · 4 Nov

"The Midas Man," a biopic on Netflix, explores the life of Brian Epstein, the Jewish manager whose tenacity and vision brought the Beatles to fame.