Israel is not simply criticized for particular policies or governments. Instead, it is presented as the ultimate embodiment of colonialism, militarism, capitalism and global injustice. ...
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Among the many patrons who commissioned portraits from Gilbert Stuart were a number of prominent Jewish Americans. ...

I emerged a little weak-kneed from Giant, the Broadway play starring John Lithgow as a brilliant, twisted, and ultimately hateful

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In 1968, when the Los Angeles County Museum of Art exhibited a collection of 56 pieces by ceramic artists Gertrud

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I didn’t really know much about Judaism growing up—only that my half identity called for both a menorah and a

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Can we talk? Joan Rivers’ iconic catchphrase inspired a rich vein of confessional, observational comedy, giving voice to the frustrations

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It will take a concentrated effort if you want to experience The Jewish Museum’s new exhibit, Anish Kapoor: Early Works

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Christmas has gone woke, yet again. Last week, Andrew Torba, the CEO of Gab and proponent of Christian nationalism, tweeted

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Does boycotting Israeli cinema further the cause of justice—or does it silence the very people who might help build it? ...

“One door isn’t enough,” a voice says at the end of “La Yugular,” a showstopping song on Spanish pop singer

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