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0 Politics Israel

After Trump victory, Democrats debate what comes next

Gabby Deutch in Jewish Insider · 7 Nov

In the wake of Trump's second presidential victory over Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party is engaged in a deep internal debate on its future direction.

0 Art Politics

At the nexus of Bertolt Brecht and Bernie Sanders, a young playwright finds his place

Miranda Jackel in Forward · 30 Aug

Jesse Jae Hoon, an emerging playwright influenced by socialist ideology, explores the intersection of politics and personal narrative through his work, drawing on experiences like volunteering for Bernie Sanders and being inspired by Bertolt Brecht.

0 Politics Jewish Law

Slippery Slur // What exactly is a “Socialist”?

Avi Shafran in Ami · 28 Aug

The article examines the use of the terms "socialist" and "communist" during heated political campaigns, particularly in the context of accusations against Kamala Harris.

0 Politics Israel

Pro-Palestinians and Communists and Terrorists — Oh my!

Masha Kleiner in Future of Jewish · 22 Jun

The essay discusses the intersection of pro-Palestinian activism with communist and terrorist ideologies on a university campus during a Jewish event.

0 History Culture

Bonus: "Labour of Love", from recollections with the Jewish Public Library

Bonjour Chai · 14 Jun

The episode "Labour of Love" from the Recollections miniseries celebrates the Jewish labor movements in Montreal, focusing on the pivotal role of organizer Lea Roback in shaping labor activism and feminist movements.

0 History Communities

Bonus: "Labour of Love", from recollections with the Jewish Public Library

Bonjour Chai · 14 Jun

Exploring the Jewish Leftist roots in Montreal, this episode delves into the impact of language, culture, and Jewish identity on labor movements, focusing particularly on the efforts and influence of organizer Leah Roback.

0 Israel Gender/Identity

The Evolution of the Israeli Kitchen

Dana Kessler in Tablet · 6 Jun

In "The Magic Ladle: Women, Science, and Nutrition in the History of Israel" by Erela Taharlev Ben-Shachar, the author explores how food, particularly the orange and vegetables, played a significant role in the evolution of the Israeli kitchen and society.

0 History Politics

LÉON BLUM

Jewish Lives · 4 Jun

Léon Blum, France's first Jewish prime minister, significantly influenced French society through socialist policies, despite facing intense antisemitism and imprisonment during the Vichy regime.

0 Politics Culture

The “Generals and Genocides” Edition

Promised Podcast · 25 Jan

The episode navigates a poignant critique of the Israeli government's handling of the ongoing war, as former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot asserts that a definitive victory over Hamas is unlikely and emphasizes the priority of hostage negotiation over military action.

0 History Gender/Identity

All About Eve

Jonathan Ned Katz in Tablet · 21 May 2021

"All About Eve" chronicles the life of Eve Adams, an immigrant and radical publisher navigating the oppressive U.S. political landscape during the early 20th century.

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Second time’s the charm for South Florida’s Maria Elvira Salazar

Matthew Kassel in Jewish Insider · 8 Dec 2020

Maria Elvira Salazar, a former TV journalist, unexpectedly won the recent election in Florida's 27th congressional district, defeating incumbent Rep. Donna Shalala.

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A Juneteenth l’chaim for African-American labor organizer Frank Crosswaith

Talya Zax in Forward · 19 Jun 2020

Frank Crosswaith, a prominent African-American labor organizer and socialist leader, is highlighted on Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the end of slavery in the United States.

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Welcome to the Revolution You Paid For

Edward N. Luttwak in Tablet · 5 Jun 2020

The author argues that the American Revolution has never truly ended and that Mayor Bill de Blasio's statement about wealth redistribution reflects a rebellion against the fundamental principles of American civilization.

0 Politics Culture

The Great American Breakup

B. Duncan Moench in Tablet · 2 Jun 2020

The text discusses the current state of America, calling it backward, dysfunctional, and anti-intellectual, pointing out issues such as political incompetence, economic troubles, and social unrest.

0 Israel Politics

The “Goose, Gander & Duck” Edition

Promised Podcast · 10 Jan 2019

In this discussion, Allison Kaplan Sommer, Noah Efron, and Don Futterman cover three main topics: the interrogation of five fifteen-year-olds suspected of killing a Palestinian woman without legal representation, a debate about civility towards a student who came to class in a military uniform, and the concept of educators sacrificing personal gain for higher ideals.

0 Politics Communities

Two Paths for the Left: The Dueling Visions of Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn

James Bloodworth in Tablet · 27 Nov 2018

The text discusses the contrasting socialist visions of Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn, noting their differences in ideological background and political goals.

0 Israel Education

History of a Passé Future

Rachel Biale in Jewish Review of Books · 7 Jan 2018

The kibbutz, once viewed as a successful utopian experiment in Israel, has undergone significant changes over the years, with many kibbutzim privatizing and facing disillusionment.

0 Communities History

The Forward Building: From Labor Citadel to Luxury Condos

Forward · 16 Apr 2016

The iconic Forward Building, situated in New York's Lower East Side, epitomizes the evolving identity of the neighborhood—a shift from a hub of Jewish labor movement to a symbol of urban gentrification.

0 Politics Israel

Bernie Sanders, Demystified and Heartfelt

Jordana Narin in Tablet · 5 Feb 2016

Bernie Sanders, a Democratic presidential candidate, gained attention when it was revealed that he stayed at Shaar Ha'amakim kibbutz in Israel in 1963.

0 Politics Philosophy

Daniel Bell (1919-2011)

Russell Jacoby in Jewish Review of Books · 27 Feb 2013

Daniel Bell, a prominent figure among the New York intellectuals, emerged from a Jewish immigrant neighborhood with leftist influences.

0 History Israel

The Kibbutz and the State

Anita Shapira in Jewish Review of Books · 27 Feb 2013

The text explores the historical relationship between the kibbutz movement and the State of Israel, detailing the challenges faced by the kibbutzim since the country's independence in 1948.

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New Kibbutz Doc, ‘Inventing Our Life,’ Opens

Marc Tracy in Tablet · 25 Apr 2012

The documentary "Inventing Our Life" explores the history and evolution of the kibbutz movement, shedding light on the communal lifestyle and its significance in Israeli society.

0 Literature History

The Socialist

Ruth R. Wisse in Tablet · 8 Mar 2011

The text discusses the author's relationship with Irving Howe and their collaboration on Yiddish literature projects.

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