Charedi campaigners in Westminster protested against potential government regulation of their education system, expressing concerns about cultural genocide and unwanted state interference.

The article discusses the plight of the Uyghur people in China and their struggle to preserve their culture, language, and identity in the face of Chinese government repression.

In a recent podcast episode, the discussion begins with the potential "Red tsunami" before addressing a New York Times article that accuses Israel of cultural appropriation by allegedly stealing Palestinian recipes, framing it as a form of cultural genocide.

The article tells the story of Herman Jakubowicz, a Holocaust survivor who found a family megillah, or scroll, hidden in his attic after the war.