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0 Literature Politics

Oct. 7 changed Howard Jacobson. But his new novel is as defiant as ever.

Noah Hirsch-Rechter in Forward · 2 Apr

Howard Jacobson, often referred to as the 'British Philip Roth,' presents his latest novel, "Howl," as a deeply personal and satirical exploration of the challenges facing British Jews post-October 7, particularly in the face of rising anti-Zionism.

0 Culture History

Stitched in faith, woven in memory, these precious artifacts bind Jews to their history

Cathryn J. Prince in Forward · 2 Apr

The exhibition "Binders of the Covenant" at Fordham University introduces 25 Torah binders from London's Memorial Scrolls Trust to an American audience.

0 Politics Israel

Can we be anti-Netanyahu and pro-Israel?

Vanessa Berg in Future of Jewish · 31 Mar

The essay by Vanessa Berg explores the complex relationship between being critical of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and being supportive of the State of Israel.

0 Politics Israel

Re-Zionization of the West

Dan Burmawi in Future of Jewish · 27 Mar

Dan Burmawi's essay discusses the vulnerability of Western civilization and Israel amidst rising Islamist and radical Leftist ideologies.

0 Politics Israel

What Will It Take to Finish the Job in Iran? Plus. . .

The Free Press in The Free Press · 26 Mar

The Free Press provides an in-depth analysis of the ongoing diplomatic and military tensions between the United States and Iran, focusing on the discourse around "finishing the job" in Iran.

0 Communities Culture

For this unconventional Jewish organization, tradition takes a back seat to community

Noah Hirsch-Rechter in Forward · 25 Mar

Judaism Unbound, an innovative Jewish organization, offers an alternative to traditional Jewish life by embracing digital platforms, attracting those who feel alienated by mainstream Jewish institutions.

0 Antisemitism Communities

Two men arrested after Hatzola ambulance arson attack in London

Grace Gilson in JTA · 25 Mar

In London, two men have been arrested on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life after an attack on four ambulances owned by Hatzola, a Jewish volunteer emergency service, in the Golders Green area.

0 Culture Politics

One's Israeli and one's Palestinian — can these two restaurants coexist peacefully in the shadow of Columbia University?

Andrew Silverstein in Forward · 25 Mar

The article explores the impending arrival of two new restaurants near Columbia University: the Palestinian cuisine-focused Hinds Hall Ayat and the Israeli street food spot Miznon.

0 Literature Jewish Law

Converted Energy

Julia Kornberg in Jewish Review of Books · 25 Mar

Frances Wilson's biographical examination of Muriel Spark presents a complex portrait of the enigmatic writer, highlighting her contradictory spiritual identity and provocative life choices.

0 Antisemitism Leadership

King Charles named patron of British Jewish security nonprofit following ambulance attack

Grace Gilson in Forward · 25 Mar

King Charles III has become the first patron of the Community Security Trust (CST), the UK’s leading antisemitism watchdog, following an arson attack involving ambulances owned by a Jewish volunteer emergency service in north London.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Who is the new ‘terror group’ claiming responsibility for antisemitic attacks in Europe?

Jackie Hajdenberg in JTA · 24 Mar

A new group, Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamiya (HAYI), has emerged, claiming responsibility for a spate of antisemitic and anti-Western attacks across Europe that have not resulted in injuries, including incidents in Belgium, the Netherlands, and the UK.

0 Television/Film Antisemitism

Roald Dahl’s monstrous views have a seat at the table today

PJ Grisar in Forward · 24 Mar

The play "Giant," now on Broadway, explores an imagined confrontation between Roald Dahl and his publishers following Dahl's antisemitic comments in a 1983 review of the book "God Cried," which critiqued the 1982 Lebanon War.

0 Antisemitism Communities

The Terrorizing of British Jews

Zoe Strimpel in The Free Press · 23 Mar

Zoe Strimpel reports on the recent hate crime against British Jews where ambulances belonging to Hatzolah, a Jewish charity providing emergency medical services, were firebombed in London.

0 Culture Politics

In Broadway’s ‘Giant,’ Roald Dahl is a warped messenger for a vital debate about Israel

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 23 Mar

In "Giant," a new Broadway play, Roald Dahl's 1983 antisemitic outbursts serve as the backdrop for a provocative exploration of complex issues regarding Israel, Jewish solidarity, and the responsibilities of the Diaspora.

0 Politics Communities

Mirror Image?

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 23 Mar

Natan Slifkin discusses the dual narratives of violence facing Jewish communities, comparing Islamist attacks, such as the recent arson against Hatzolah ambulances in London, with settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.

0 Antisemitism Communities

Counter-terrorism police investigating after 4 Hatzola ambulances are torched in London

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 23 Mar

Four Hatzola ambulances were set on fire next to a synagogue in the Jewish neighborhood of Golders Green, London, in an act condemned by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer as antisemitic.

0 Antisemitism Politics

Belgium deploys soldiers to Jewish sites as Britain charges 2 men with spying on Jews for Iran

Grace Gilson in JTA · 19 Mar

A surge in international incidents targeting Jewish communities has prompted security responses across Europe.

0 Politics Israel

Left-wing media want the Islamic dictatorship to win.

Vanessa Berg in Future of Jewish · 17 Mar

Vanessa Berg criticizes left-wing media for allegedly supporting Iranian narratives against Israel, arguing that outlets like CNN and The New York Times undermine Israel while downplaying Iran's aggressive actions.

0 Culture Antisemitism

Jews decry UK newspaper for appearing to justify attack on bakery founded by Israelis

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 16 Mar

An article by Jonathan Liew in The Guardian has sparked outrage within the British Jewish community for seemingly rationalizing vandalism against Gails, a bakery chain founded by Israelis.

0 Literature Jewish Law

The Poet’s Rabbi

Brandon Marlon in Lehrhaus · 16 Mar

Robert Browning, the eminent Victorian poet, intriguingly chose to title one of his notable works "Rabbi Ben Ezra," casting the medieval Jewish philosopher Abraham ibn Ezra as the poem’s speaker.

0 Literature Culture

New Yiddish Books and Memoirs From Hadassah Members

Stewart Kampel in Hadassah · 12 Mar

Exploring Yiddish culture and Jewish perseverance, this article presents a compilation of memoirs and books by Hadassah members.

0 Politics Israel

A Parent and a Patriot

Jewdicious · 12 Mar

Joanna Landau reflects on the challenges of navigating personal safety and patriotism as an Israeli, sharing her experiences during conflicts in Israel.

0 Politics Israel

While Iran fires missiles, Israel moves entire hospitals underground.

Mitch Schneider in Future of Jewish · 10 Mar

In response to escalating threats, Israel has ingeniously retrofitted underground parking lots into fully operational hospitals, showcasing a unique blend of logistical and medical expertise.

0 Communities Culture

Naming the psychological crisis of Israelis living abroad

eJewishPhilanthropy · 10 Mar

Israeli expatriates are grappling with a unique psychological strain following the October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel and the subsequent ongoing conflicts.

0 Antisemitism Communities

Belgian officials investigating synagogue explosion as possible act of terrorism

Jackie Hajdenberg in Forward · 9 Mar

An early morning explosion outside a historic synagogue in Liège, Belgium has raised alarms of antisemitic terrorism, prompting a response from top Belgian officials including the Prime Minister.

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