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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.

27 Jul

Jewish World, Latest

A Haredi Rabbi’s Rumination on Racism

July 27, 2018
By Avi Shafran
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Like many of his generation, Mr. Paskow harbored some deep, overt racial prejudices against what he referred to as shvartzes, Yiddish for “blacks.” It was 1969, and race riots in a number of cities provided the elderly shulgoer with ample fodder for his racial railings.

12 Jul

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

The Top 5 Books

May 21, 2020
By Moment
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We asked experts and aficionados to recommend their top five books on timely and intriguing subjects—from trends in American Judaism to Jewish romance.

11 Jul

Uncategorized

Jewish Groups Take on Family Separation

July 12, 2018
By Jacob Biderman
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“You take a child away from their parents, from their home, from everything they know, and they are never the same.”

09 Jul

Uncategorized

Moment Debate | ‘If People Can’t Get Across, They Won’t Have to be Arrested’

August 14, 2019
By Joel B. Pollak
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I think there should be a limit on immigration, but we shouldn’t restrict it to zero. I think we need to be smarter about its composition and prioritize people with skills that could help the economy.

09 Jul

2018 July-August

Moment Debate | ‘Building a wall is fool’s gold’

America was conceived as a haven of refuge—Thomas Paine says so in Common Sense—for people fleeing from religious and political repression and violence all over the world. He said we would be an “asylum for mankind,” and he did not mean an insane asylum

22 May

2018 May/June, In the News, Israel, Women

The Equality Myth

January 2, 2022
By Eetta Prince-Gibson
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The story of Israel’s founding usually goes something like this: Sun-kissed male and female pioneers plowed the fields by day,