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12 Sep

2018 September-October, Ask the Rabbis, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine, Religion

Ask The Rabbis | What Sins Should We Atone For In Our Use of Social Media?

September 23, 2024
By Moment
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“Do we gossip? Do we repost stories about friends, family or colleagues that ought not be repeated? Do we believe everything we read?”

06 Sep

2018 September-October, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine

Opinion | Online Misogyny Is Hate Speech

January 2, 2022
By Vivian Kane
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For women who work or spend time online, the idea that online misogyny is dangerous seems like basic common sense. Female journalists, politicians, celebrities and other women with work-related internet presences often face daily harassment, hacking or doxxing—the release of their private information, including phone numbers and home addresses.

06 Sep

2018 September-October, Israel

Opinion | Israel’s Nation-State Law Is Not Just Bark

October 8, 2020
By Marshall Breger
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photo: Dafna Talmon After the passage of Israel’s nation-state law, which anchors the Jewishness of the state in Israel’s “basic

06 Sep

2018 September-October, Israel

Opinion | Israel’s Vote Goes to the GOP

October 8, 2020
By Shmuel Rosner
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The Israel picture, while barely a trifle to most Americans, is almost everything to us. We consider only one question: Will the next Congress be supportive of Israel, and of President Donald Trump’s support for Israel?

06 Sep

2018 September-October, Opinion, Religion

Context | Is Judaism Pro-Life or Pro-Choice?

August 14, 2019
By Amy E. Schwartz
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Where you stand on most issues depends on where you sit. It’s a truism that dates back far before our polarized age. Women’s issues tend to pose this problem with particular clarity; you might say that it’s not so much where you sit as what set of organs you sit on.

06 Sep

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Anti-Semitism Watch | The Waltz of the Austrian Far Right

October 8, 2020
By Liam Hoare
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In January, Austria’s Freedom Party (FPÖ) hosted its annual Academics Ball, where women in gowns and men in tuxedos and three-piece suits dance and socialize in Vienna’s splendorous imperial palace. Attendees also proudly dress in the colors and regalia of their Burschenschaften—student fraternities founded during the 19th century, some of which espouse pan-Germanism.

09 Aug

2018 July-August, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine, Talk of the Table

The Search for the Elusive Jewish Cocktail

August 14, 2019
By Ellen Wexler
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By the time Prohibition began, Jews did make up a significant portion of the alcohol industry—most often in the whiskey business, working as distillers or distributors. But a smaller cohort of Jews also made their mark as cocktail bartenders.

08 Aug

Israel, Latest

Is Israel an ‘Apartheid State’? Depends on Your Goal

August 9, 2018
By Daniel J. Solomon
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Does the nation-state law cement Israel’s status as an apartheid state? And what does that mean?

01 Aug

Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine, Latest

Book Review | President Carter

August 1, 2018
By Wesley G. Pippert
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After Jimmy Carter became president, he moved beyond long and firm support for Israel rooted in his belief in biblical Christianity to sympathy and support for the Palestinians and other Arabs, according to his top adviser in those years.

31 Jul

2018 July-August, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine

Book Review | Concrete Boxes: Mizrahi Women on Israel’s Periphery by Pnina Motzafi-Haller

October 8, 2020
By Daniel Gordis
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We are waking up to the fact that Mizrachim now make up more than half of all Israeli Jews. And not only do Mizrachim come from a different part of the world, but they also continue to view Zionism, Judaism, religion and gender very differently than do Jews of European descent.

31 Jul

2018 July-August, Jewish Culture and Traditions - Moment Magazine

Book Review | Against the Inquisition by Marcos Aguinis

October 8, 2020
By Dara Horn
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Little known in English, Aguinis has been a Latin American literary powerhouse for 50 years, turning out elegant, prize-winning bestsellers that have explored everything from Argentine history to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the life of Maimonides, all to the praise of his largely non-Jewish audience.

27 Jul

Latest, Moment's DC Dispatch

How Will Pro-Israel Evangelicals Shape U.S. Policy?

July 27, 2018
By Nathan Guttman
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In Trump-era Washington, pro-Israel and Jewish conferences can be divided into roughly three categories: those on the left who gather to lament, centrist groups that do their best to avoid any mention of the president, and groups on the conservative end of the spectrum for which the Trump presidency is nothing short of a dream come true.