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01 Feb

Culture, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine, Latest

Film Review: “The Jews and the Longest Kiss in History”

February 3, 2013
By Daphna Berman
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MOMENT’S FILM REVIEW: “The Jews and the Longest Kiss in History” By Samuel Warshaw Frederique Cifuentes Morgan, a London-based, Parisian-born filmmaker, in Sudan to make a film...

01 Feb

2006 November-December, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine

The Price of Being Jewish: An Interview with Judea Pearl

The downward slant of Judea Pearl’s eyes lends a perpetually sorrowful expression to his bearded face. Yet, he is rarely somber during our talk; in...

01 Feb

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Watch out DC: Dave Barry is Coming to Town

February 1, 2013
By Daphna Berman
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Fans of Dave Barry in Washington D.C. are in for a treat: the Pulitzer-Prize winning political satirist will be at Politics and Prose tomorrow night...

31 Jan

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Divestment Comes to Brooklyn

January 31, 2013
By Daphna Berman
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An online petition is demanding that the political science department at Brooklyn College rescind its sponsorship of an anti-Israel divestment event. The campaign has received wide...

29 Jan

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Cartoon Caption Contest

April 18, 2013
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Click to submit a caption for the March/April cartoon and vote for your favorite caption from last issue!

29 Jan

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Lawsuits Challenge Obama’s Birth Control Provision

January 29, 2013
By Daphna Berman
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The New York Times today reported about a spike in the number of lawsuits that are challenging a provision in President Obama's new health care...

28 Jan

2009 March-April, Issues, U.S. Politics

Can Eric Cantor Save the GOP?

The new minority whip is the highest ranking Jewish Republican in the history of the U.S. House of Representatives. Not long ago, Eric Cantor wouldn’t have...

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25 Jan

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Happy Birthday to the Egyptian Revolution

January 25, 2013
By Daphna Berman
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Egyptians today marked two years since the start of the revolution that toppled the regime of Hosni Mubarak. But is the country better off now...

25 Jan

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Ahead of Holocaust Memorial Day: Guest Blogger on the Irony of Time

February 3, 2025
By Daphna Berman
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By Yehuda Rothstein I grew up in an Ultra-Orthodox or haredi community in upstate New York. This community could be considered a refugee colony because it...

23 Jan

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Election Results Are In: How Will the Next Government Bridge Israel’s Religious-Secular Divide?

January 23, 2013
By Daphna Berman
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Yesh Atid, the newly formed political party headed by veteran journalist Yair Lapid was the surprise winner in yesterday’s elections in Israel. A centrist party...

18 Jan

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Guest Blogger on Morsi, Jews, Pigs and Apes

January 18, 2013
By Daphna Berman
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By Aylin Kocaman Mohamed Morsi, Egypt’s new head of state., called the Jews in 2010 “sons of apes and pigs” Morsi addresses Jews in this way in...

18 Jan

2011 January-February, Israel, Issues

The Man Who Stopped the Freeze

June 1, 2017
By Ilene Prusher
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Dani Dayan, head of Israel’s settler lobby, Yesha, has successfully kept another settlement freeze—and peace talks—off the table. But can this mild-mannered former software tycoon...

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