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The Erasure of Jewish Art & Literature

Earlier this month, the ADL released its State of the Arts report, a sweeping investigation into what it describes as the “systemic exclusion and marginalization of Jewish and Israeli artists across American cultural life.”

It highlights...

6 days ago
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Remembering Three Years Since Oct 7

This piece was originally co-written and published on Patrick Murphy’s Substack. I’ve reposted a lightly edited version here for my own audience to read and share. (Apparently, doing a joint byline on substack doesn’t send the post to the o...

11 days ago
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I Saw ‘NAZA.’ It’s Not an Anti-Israel Film.

The documentary examines how the IDF fought in Gaza after October 7. It is far less incendiary than the political firestorm surrounding it.

If you’ve heard anything about a new film called Naza, you could be forgiven for thinking it was le...

20 days ago
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Israel's Biggest Problems Lie Within

A new Atlantic piece by Graeme Wood says the gravest threat to Israel isn't Iran and its proxies but rather Israel’s shifting demographics.

The Atlantic is one of the few sites these days where I actively go looking for something to read i...

24 days ago
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10 Reasons Yom Kippur Is Actually Awesome, You Miserable Schmuck

  1. You get to be a better person while doing absolutely nothing. All you have to do is not eat for 25 hours and sit in a room full of other starving schmucks. It’s basically an ancient cult wellness retreat, minus the wellness.

  2. Every...

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