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0 Antisemitism Communities

In the post-Oct. 7 world, this summit on fighting antisemitism aims to equip attendees with information and real-world tools

Suzanne Kurtz Sloan in JTA · 6 Feb

The ADL's upcoming Never Is Now summit, set for March 3-4 in New York, aims to address the significant rise in antisemitic incidents over the past year, as highlighted by its latest data.

0 Politics Israel

My Jewish family was forced out of our homeland. We must not let Gazans suffer the same fate.

Hen Mazzig in Forward · 5 Feb

Hen Mazzig draws parallels between the displacement of Mizrahi Jews from Arab lands and the potential forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza.

0 History Culture

The Forgotten Exodus: Tunisia – Listen to the Season 2 Premiere

People of the Pod · 30 Aug 2024

In this episode, Hen Mazzig shares his family's journey from Tunisia to Israel, highlighting the rich history and cultural contributions of Tunisian Jews.

0 Politics Education

Photo of body of woman killed by Hamas wins prize and sparks controversy

Camillo Barone in Forward · 29 Mar 2024

A photo of Hamas militants transporting the body of a German-Israeli woman, Shani Louk, into Gaza has won an award, sparking controversy over its portrayal of the deceased and the militants' actions.

0 Antisemitism Literature

Bunny Business: Ep. 353

Unorthodox · 16 Mar 2023

This episode of Unorthodox features Hen Mazzig discussing fighting online antisemitism and his book "The Wrong Kind of Jew: a Mizrahi Manifesto," along with theology professor Gabriel Said Reynolds exploring the Quran and the Bible.

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Bunny Business: Ep. 353

Unorthodox · 16 Mar 2023

In this episode of Unorthodox, Hen Mazzig discusses his experiences in fighting antisemitism online and promotes his new book, "The Wrong Kind of Jew: a Mizrahi Manifesto."

0 Communities Israel

Hen Mazzig: Jews are not a race

Rivkush · 4 Oct 2021

Hen Mazzig, an Israeli writer of Mizrahi descent, challenges the notion of Jews as a race, pointing out the complexity of Jewish identity, especially for Jews of color.