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0 Holocaust History

A lackluster exhibit gives short shrift to Claude Lanzmann’s legacy — and to the Shoah’s victims

Dan Friedman in Forward · 5 Dec

The exhibition "The Recordings: Voices from the Shoah Tapes" at The New York Historical, intended to commemorate Claude Lanzmann's legacy, disappoints by failing to capture the gravity and scope of the Holocaust.

0 Television/Film Culture

‘Marty Supreme’ is an outstanding celebration — and indictment — of chutzpah

PJ Grisar in Forward · 4 Dec

In "Marty Supreme," directed by Josh Safdie and starring Timothée Chalamet, the story follows Marty Mauser, a Jewish ping-pong sensation from New York.

0 Politics Israel

What is Elbit Systems, and why did LA synagogue protesters target it?

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 4 Dec

Demonstrations erupted outside Los Angeles’ Wilshire Boulevard Temple against Elbit Systems, an Israeli defense contractor.

0 Politics Israel

What is Elbit Systems, and why did LA synagogue protesters target it?

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 4 Dec

Demonstrations erupted outside Los Angeles’ Wilshire Boulevard Temple against Elbit Systems, an Israeli defense contractor.

0 Politics Israel

What is Elbit Systems, and why did LA synagogue protesters target it?

Benyamin Cohen in Forward · 4 Dec

Demonstrations erupted outside Los Angeles’ Wilshire Boulevard Temple against Elbit Systems, an Israeli defense contractor.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Mamdani's smile is actually a very scary mask.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 4 Dec

Zohran Mamdani, the new mayor-elect of New York City, is facing criticism for his political strategies and team appointments.

0 Television/Film Gender/Identity

Carrie Soloway, inspiration for trailblazing trans Jewish protagonist of ‘Transparent,’ dies at 88

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 3 Dec

Carrie Soloway, a Jewish psychiatrist whose journey as a transgender woman inspired the Amazon series "Transparent," has passed away at 88.

0 Antisemitism History

The blood libel never went away. Last week in Washington, D.C., it went viral.

Pamela S. Nadell in JTA · 3 Dec

The ancient and pernicious myth of the blood libel has resurfaced in a viral guerrilla art display at Washington, D.C.'s Union Station.

0 Communities Ethics

Inbox: Issue 1089

Cindy Scarr in Mishpacha · 2 Dec

Readers of Mishpacha Magazine react to recent articles, covering diverse topics like the dangers of adopting a victim mentality, the profound impact of a chillul Hashem, issues surrounding alcohol abuse in Jewish communities, and the importance of recognizing innate worth beyond talents.

0 Politics Jewish Law

"Better to be a Torah Student in America than Israel!"

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 1 Dec

Natan Slifkin critiques Aryeh Ehrlich's condemnation of Israeli government policies that impact charedi yeshiva students.

0 Literature Holocaust

Tom Stoppard, playwright whose last work explored his family’s Holocaust history, dies at 88

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 30 Nov

Tom Stoppard, a revered playwright renowned for his intellectual and dynamic plays, passed away at 88.

0 Literature Culture

The gift Tom Stoppard gave to me — and to all who adore him

Talya Zax in Forward · 30 Nov

Tom Stoppard, the brilliant playwright who passed away at 88, was adored not only for his intellectual prowess but for creating art that infused audiences with warmth and a refreshed understanding of life.

0 Antisemitism History

Why People Think Jews Love Money

Future of Jewish in Future of Jewish · 28 Nov

The persistent stereotype associating Jews with money has caused significant harm throughout history and continues to fuel antisemitism today.

0 Politics Israel

After drawing BDS backlash, progressive Jewish writer Peter Beinart apologizes for speaking at Tel Aviv U

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 28 Nov

Peter Beinart, a prominent progressive Jewish writer, faced backlash from the anti-Israel left after speaking at Tel Aviv University, prompting him to apologize.

0 Philosophy Politics

We need to be honest: Some cultures are better than others.

Frederick Alexander in Future of Jewish · 27 Nov

Frederick Alexander critiques the concept of cultural relativism, arguing that not all cultures promote human flourishing equally.

0 Philosophy Politics

We need to be honest: Some cultures are better than others.

Frederick Alexander in Future of Jewish · 27 Nov

Frederick Alexander critiques the concept of cultural relativism, arguing that not all cultures promote human flourishing equally.

0 Politics Culture

Israelis and Jews must regain self-respect.

Joshua Hoffman in Future of Jewish · 26 Nov

Joshua Hoffman argues for Jews and Israelis to prioritize self-determination and pride in their heritage, independent of external validation.

0 Music Culture

Record label boasts young (and female) singers of cantorial music

Zach Golden in Forward · 25 Nov

Khazones Underground, a new Brooklyn-based record label founded by Jeremiah Lockwood and Judith Berkson, is leading a revival of khazones, the rich tradition of Ashkenazi cantorial music.

0 Communities Gender/Identity

Can this LGBTQ+ Jewish organization navigate these turbulent times?

Noah Hirsch-Rechter in Forward · 25 Nov

Keshet, an established leader in advocating for LGBTQ+ Jewish rights, faces significant challenges amidst political upheaval and internal leadership changes.

0 Politics Israel

The UN wants more war.

Shlomo Levin in Future of Jewish · 25 Nov

Rabbi Shlomo Levin critiques the United Nations' stance on a recent ceasefire plan devised by former U.S. President Donald Trump to address the Gaza conflict.

0 Television/Film Politics

In 'Nuremberg,' a potent warning about our current politics of denial

Laurie Winer in Forward · 23 Nov

Laurie Winer analyzes the film "Nuremberg," which uses historical narratives to draw disturbing parallels between the Nuremberg Trials of Nazi leaders and today's political climate in the United States.

0 Communities Culture

How a wedding in Oklahoma taught a group of police officers and SWAT team members to care about Judaism and Israel

Carla Singer in Forward · 22 Nov

In an unexpected twist, a Jewish wedding in Oklahoma, attended by a diverse group of police officers, SWAT team members, and emergency personnel, became a catalyst for cross-cultural understanding and support for Israel.

0 Art Politics

Judy Chicago’s feminist art lands in Tel Aviv — igniting a boycott call and hard questions about Israel

Karen Chernick in JTA · 21 Nov

Judy Chicago's feminist art exhibit, "What If Women Ruled the World?," at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, has sparked controversy amid ongoing tensions in the region.

0 Leadership Philosophy

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, ZTL - Reflections on His Fifth Yahrzeit

Emes Ve-Emunah · 21 Nov

Marking the fifth yahrzeit of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Paul Shaviv offers a profound tribute to a man regarded as a leading modern Jewish thinker.

0 Leadership Philosophy

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, ZTL - Reflections on His Fifth Yahrzeit

Emes Ve-Emunah · 21 Nov

Marking the fifth yahrzeit of Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, Paul Shaviv offers a profound tribute to a man regarded as a leading modern Jewish thinker.

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