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0 Sports Politics

Bruce Pearl opens NCAA postgame press conference by calling to ‘bring the hostages home’

Ben Sales in JTA · 24 Mar

Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl used a significant NCAA postgame press conference to bring attention to Edan Alexander, an American-Israeli hostage held by Hamas, highlighting his support for Israel and Jewish identity.

0 Politics Antisemitism

Breaking: UCLA is silencing Jewish critics of Israel, Israeli-American student says

Akiva Colin Haskins in New Voices · 23 Mar

UCLA is being accused of silencing Jewish critics of Israel following a lawsuit filed by Binyamin Moryosef, an Israeli-American student, and over 30 others.

0 Television/Film Antisemitism

Is this new documentary giving voice to American Jewish anguish — or simply stoking fear?

Nora Berman in Forward · 22 Mar

The documentary "October 8" sparks a debate over its portrayal of American Jewish experiences following the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks.

0 Politics History

They were poster children for Jewish criticism of Donald Trump 8 years ago. Where are they now?

Andrew Lapin in Forward · 21 Mar

Tal and Jacob Zlotnitsky became prominent symbols of Jewish support for Muslim immigrants shortly after Trump's 2017 inauguration through their vocal opposition to the Muslim ban.

0 Politics Communities

They were poster children for Jewish opposition to Donald Trump 8 years ago. Where are they now?

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 21 Mar

Tal Zlotnitsky, once a prominent Jewish voice opposing Donald Trump's policies in 2017, finds himself politically displaced as societal and geopolitical dynamics shift.

0 Politics Communities

They were poster children for Jewish opposition to Donald Trump 8 years ago. Where are they now?

Andrew Lapin in JTA · 21 Mar

In 2017, Tal Zlotnitsky and his family became symbols of Jewish support for Muslim refugees, protesting against Trump's Muslim ban.

0 Communities Jewish Law

Yeshiva University recognizes LGBTQ+ student group in landmark settlement

Louis Keene in Forward · 21 Mar

Yeshiva University has reached a significant settlement by officially recognizing an LGBTQ+ student group, marking a major victory for queer Jews within the Orthodox community.

0 Communities Jewish Law

Yeshiva University recognizes LGBTQ+ student group in landmark settlement

Louis Keene in Forward · 21 Mar

Yeshiva University has reached a significant settlement by officially recognizing an LGBTQ+ student group, marking a major victory for queer Jews within the Orthodox community.

0 Sports Jewish Law

Israeli-American Michigan basketball star Danny Wolf is seeking glory in March Madness — and likely the NBA

Jacob Gurvis in JTA · 20 Mar

Danny Wolf, a standout University of Michigan basketball player, is making headlines in March Madness as a top NCAA contender and prospective NBA first-round draft pick.

0 Literature Culture

New Jewish Books For Spring 2025

Sandee Brawarsky in Hadassah · 20 Mar

The article highlights a diverse selection of new Jewish books for Spring 2025, featuring works of fiction and non-fiction by various authors.

0 Communities Leadership

From outsiders to equal partners: An Israeli-American story of belonging and leadership

eJewishPhilanthropy · 20 Mar

This article highlights the significant milestone for the Israeli-American community as the Israeli-American Council (IAC) has been officially recognized as a member of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.

0 Education Politics

Trump’s war on Columbia comes for Middle East studies

Gabby Deutch in Jewish Insider · 20 Mar

Following critiques of its perceived political bias, Columbia University's Middle Eastern studies department faces unprecedented government intervention proposed by President Donald Trump, who has threatened to withdraw federal funding unless certain demands are met.

0 Leadership Politics

NYC’s Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum has a plan to protest Trump 2.0

Andrew Silow-Carroll in JTA · 19 Mar

Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum, a prominent New York Jewish leader, is spearheading resistance efforts against the policies of Trump's second term.

0 Sports Culture

3 of the 4 top NCAA basketball teams are coached by Jews. Here's our theory why

Menschwarmers · 19 Mar

Menschwarmers explores the Jewish connections in the NCAA men's basketball tournament, noting that three of the four top seeds are coached by Jews: Bruce Pearl, Todd Golden, and Jon Scheyer.

0 Food Culture

Nutty Bliss Turtles

Sharona in Mishpacha · 19 Mar

Nutty Bliss Turtles offer a rich blend of nuts and chocolate, perfect as an indulgent dessert.

0 Television/Film Israel

Gal Gadot unveils star on Hollywood Walk of Fame, becoming first Israeli actor honored there

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 19 Mar

Gal Gadot, the acclaimed Israeli actress best known for her role as Wonder Woman, has made history by becoming the first Israeli actor to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

0 Education Politics

Eitan Hersh: Can the Jewish Left Talk With the Jewish Right? [Outreach: Bonus]

18forty · 18 Mar

Political scientist Eitan Hersh discusses strategies for fostering constructive dialogue among students with diverse political and religious perspectives, particularly concerning contentious topics like Israel.

0 History Jewish Law

Targeted by Trump for oblivion, the Voice of America once nurtured the dreams of Jews worldwide

Benjamin Ivry in Forward · 18 Mar

The Voice of America (VOA), a broadcasting service that once symbolized resistance against tyranny and was beloved by Jews worldwide, has been recently defunded under the current U.S. administration, echoing past threats to its existence.

0 Politics Israel

Lighting Up Gaza

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 18 Mar

Jonathan Shanzer joins the Commentary Magazine Podcast to discuss Israel's decisive actions against Hamas in Gaza, as the Trump administration simultaneously targets Iranian influences in Yemen.

0 Politics Israel

How a comedian's rant and a senator’s riff about Israel reveal the Democratic party divide

Louis Keene in Forward · 18 Mar

Comedian Bill Burr and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer inadvertently illustrate the divide within the Democratic Party regarding Israel through their comments on Hamas's use of human shields.

0 Communities Leadership

How small grants create big impact

eJewishPhilanthropy · 18 Mar

Jewish social impact organizations are currently dealing with increased demands for their services while facing challenges in securing funding.

0 Education Communities

Taking Back our Schools—and Childhood

Barbara Bensoussan in Jewish Action · 18 Mar

Jewish day schools across the U.S., including YULA and BMA, are increasingly banning or restricting smartphone use on campuses to combat growing mental health concerns among students.

0 Communities Ethics

It’s Okay to Eat by Yourself

Efraim Jaffe in Jewish Action · 18 Mar

Efraim Jaffe shares a heartfelt account of his journey through grief after the passing of his wife, Esther.

0 Politics Antisemitism

What does Chuck Schumer’s new book actually say about antisemitism on the left?

Arno Rosenfeld in Forward · 18 Mar

Senator Chuck Schumer's new book, "Antisemitism in America: A Warning," attempts to address the complex landscape of antisemitism on the left, particularly in relation to Israel.

0 Politics Antisemitism

What does Chuck Schumer’s new book actually say about antisemitism on the left?

Arno Rosenfeld in Forward · 18 Mar

Senator Chuck Schumer's new book, "Antisemitism in America: A Warning," attempts to address the complex landscape of antisemitism on the left, particularly in relation to Israel.

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