The Jew News Review
Brad GovermanThoughtful essays on Jewish life, Israel, politics, and the ideas shaping our increasingly complicated world.
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Two Generations, Two Israels
Shabbat shalom!
A few weeks ago, a friend told me about a conversation he had with his twenty-something daughter. She was wrestling with a question that, increasingly, young Jews are being asked to confront:
What does Israel have to do wi...
No Longer Home
Shabbat shalom.
I wasn’t expecting Boy George to play any role in a deeply personal political decision.
Last week, the former Culture Club frontman released We Will Dance Again, a song honoring the victims of the October 7 Hamas massacre...
The Prisoner
Shabbat shalom!
A tip of the kippah this week to Gazan writer Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib for the evocative title of his new book, Hamas and Its Two Million Hostages. Whatever readers ultimately think of the book itself, the title captures an unc...
Mr. Wean and the Monstah Machine
Shabbat shalom!
The Wean home on Loud Road in Holbrook. My first house of worship.
Before Holbrook had a Jewish Community Center or a synagogue, it had Mr. and Mrs. Wean.
A couple of evenings each week, a handful of Jewish kids gathered...
How Ideas Become Identities
Author’s Note: This essay has been brewing in my mind for months. It’s a little wonky, I’ll admit, but I hope it’s readable and maybe even relatable. Mostly, it’s an attempt to understand how ideas become convictions, and how convictions ca...
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Brad Goverman publishes The Jew News Review, where he writes about Jewish life, Israel, history, and American politics through the lens of l’dor v’dor—the Jewish belief that each generation bears a responsibility to the next.
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