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Her goal is to show her city, and the world, that Yiddish music is beautiful, poetic and deserves to be heard. ...
Discussion has continued to rage over whether anti-Israel voices, pro-Israel voices, both or neither are being suppressed and by whom. ...
When she told me her own story, I was able to feel how she felt in those moments and how she feels today. ...
“A Jewish upbringing had its fears and its control issues and I was never allowed to keep a dime I earned. It was taken right out of my hands for college,” Friedman recalled. “But it also gave me a sense of family, a sense of solemnness, a sense of what’s ...
De-Nur reconstructed the extermination camps according to the principle that they could not be talked about, that we didn’t possess a language adequate to confront them, nor a human vista of comprehension wide enough. ...
As we confront our own mortality, it is time to take stock of our unique identity as the bridge between the inferno from which our parents emerged and the light of a precarious post-Holocaust safety that, they hoped, would spare us and their grandchildren from the agonies they endured. ...
As Israel’s July sun beats down on his broad shoulders and veined arms, Alex Aaron does bicep curls with a
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From the minute I’d entered the Legacy Sites that morning, I’d felt guilty, maybe presumptuous, about my incorrigible interweaving of Jewish experience into Black suffering. ...
It is difficult to think about Cohn without going immediately to Trump. It would be incorrect, though, to see them as peas in a pod. Yes, everything from Trump’s bloody rhetoric to his libertine approach to sex to his cavalier attitude toward court orders echoes Cohn’s Way. ...
Jewish Lives boasts authors who write lively, accessible prose rather than indigestible academic gruel. So why, oh why, is Yale canceling this wonderful series? ...
Rudyard Kipling's poem “The Burden of Jerusalem," while largely unknown, points to antisemitic notions in the author's work. ...
Those complaining about the inaccuracy of Christoper Nolan's "The Odyssey" should look to the ancient Jewish tradition of filling in the gaps. ...