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After leadership: Thoughts on Parshat Netzavim-Vayelech

Rachel Kohn in eJewishPhilanthropy · 8 Sep 2023

The Sedra of Vayelech recounts Moses confessing to the Israelites that he is unable to continue leading them due to his old age.

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Land and Power: Understanding How the Politics of Space Shape Our Lives

Tel Aviv Review · 28 Aug 2023

Professor Oren Yiftachel delves into his extensive research on colonial regimes, identities, and futures in Israel and Palestine, focusing on the impact of geography and urban planning on these dynamics.

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Privilege & Vulnerability: Identity, Context, & Perceptions of Antisemitism in America

Lilah Shapiro in Sources · 21 Aug 2023

This article examines the complex interpretations and perceptions of antisemitism in America, highlighting how different sociocultural backgrounds influence these interpretations.

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Talking With Yael Goldstein-Love

Yona Zeldis McDonough in Lilith · 26 Jul 2023

In an interview, Yael Goldstein-Love, author of "The Possibilities," discusses the complexities and challenges of motherhood.

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Self-Portrait as a Sovereign

Zohar Atkins in Tablet · 21 Apr 2023

The text is a list of statements about what the author will not do or engage in.

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‘Ritual, Even as an Atheist, Has Enormous Power’

Abigail Pogrebin in Tablet · 16 Mar 2023

A recent Pew study revealed that a significant portion of Jewish adults in America identify as atheist, agnostic, or having no religion.

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‘You People’ Is a Warning, You People

Liel Leibovitz in Tablet · 8 Feb 2023

"You People" is a new Netflix movie about a young Jewish man who falls in love with a young Black woman, leading to tensions between their families.

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Princess Hanukkah

Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer in Tablet · 16 Dec 2022

The author recounts a story about a failed date on Christmas Day and how it led to a newfound appreciation for Hanukkah.

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<em>Ne’emanut:</em> Placing Relationships at the Center

Mijal Bitton in Sources · 2 Dec 2022

The article discusses the concept of 'neemanut'—a deep-seated commitment or loyalty—regarding the global Jewish community and, specifically, the state of Israel.

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This new Canadian podcast examines why Hasidic Jews leave their communities to go 'off the derech'

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 21 Nov 2022

Naomi Seidman, who left her ultra-Orthodox upbringing, discusses her new podcast, "Heretic in the House," which explores the true lives of people who have gone "off the derech."

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Still pining for John McCain, a 'Big Guy' seeks to take back his country

Jennifer Gilmore in Forward · 2 Nov 2022

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Ottoman Jews, Ottoman Palestinians

Tel Aviv Review · 15 Aug 2022

In his book, "Jews and Palestinians in the Late Ottoman Era, 1908-1914," Dr. Louis Fishman challenges common beliefs about politics and identity in Palestine before the First World War.

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Ottoman Jews, Ottoman Palestinians

Tel Aviv Review · 15 Aug 2022

Dr. Louis Fishman, a historian specializing in modern Turkey and Israel/Palestine, challenges traditional views on politics and identity in Palestine from 1908-1914 in his book "Jews and Palestinians in the Late Ottoman Era."

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‘Delightfully uncomfortable’: Commemorating Juneteenth at 3 Shabbat events

TaRessa Stovall in Forward · 20 Jun 2022

Three prominent Juneteenth Shabbat events were held in 2022 across Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and New York City, organized primarily by Jews of color, to honor Juneteenth while integrating Jewish tradition.

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Intergenerational Divergence: Recap, Reflections, and Response [Divergence 1/5]

18forty · 22 Mar 2022

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, the host follows up with the families from a previous series on intergenerational divergence.

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Meet the writer whose semi-autobiographical Jewish conversion story won her Canada's top Jewish playwriting prize

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 24 Feb 2022

Primrose Madayag Knazan, a Winnipeg-based playwright, discusses her award-winning play 'Precipice,' which mirrors her own journey from her Filipino roots to converting to Judaism.

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Old School: Ep. 305

Unorthodox · 10 Feb 2022

This episode features a discussion with writer Chuck Klosterman about his latest book, "The Nineties," exploring why he sees this decade as the last real one and the cultural dynamics of the time.

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A kids’ guide to gender and sexuality is now in Yiddish

Forward · 24 Jan 2022

"You Be You: The Kids Guide to Gender, Sexuality and Family," a book originally published in English in 2019, has now been translated into Yiddish.

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Rabbis Throwing Chairs

Bonjour Chai · 20 Jan 2022

This episode of Bonjour Chai explores the challenges facing progressive Zionism in a polarized political climate, featuring discussions on identity, security, and community dynamics within the Jewish diaspora.

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Jews Do Count - with special guest David Baddiel

Unholy: Two Jews on the News · 14 Jan 2022

In a podcast episode titled "Jews Do Count," author David Baddiel discusses the representation of Jewish figures in media, addressing issues of identity, antisemitism, Israel, and progressive politics with hosts Yonit and Jonathan.

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The Crisis of Moral Legitimacy

Ilana Redstone in Tablet · 10 Jan 2022

The author discusses the crisis of moral legitimacy in discussions on controversial topics in academia.

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Making Contact

Alter Yisrael Shimon Feuerman in Tablet · 29 Nov 2021

The author, a lover of baseball, decides to try out for a fast-pitch softball team in his 50s.

0 Culture Jewish Law

Bonus: Israel Story's "Pigging Out"

Unorthodox · 25 Nov 2021

This intricate exploration of the cultural, historical, and social significance of pork in Israel tracks the journey of the pig from its taboo roots in ancient dietary laws to its complex role in modern Israeli society.

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Redefining the narrative: J-Rob doesn't fit a mold

Rivkush · 1 Nov 2021

J-Rob, a versatile Montreal-based artist, poet, video game streamer, and Black Jew, challenges traditional categorizations with his diverse and unique blend of music styles.

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An Interview with Peter Cole

Sources · 6 Oct 2021

In this insightful interview, poet Peter Cole discusses how his life and work embody the tension and richness of existing between America and Israel.

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