By Eliana Rudee, JNS.org In a traditionally male-dominated industry, it is female Israeli restaurateurs at the forefront of Tel Aviv’s thriving culinary scene ...
By Salomón Maya The following column contains adult language. About a month ago, a natural phenomenon took San Diego by literal storm. Bioluminescent ...
Taffy Brodesser-Akner, New York Times Contributor spoke with attendees in May In the latest installment of American Jewish University’s (AJU) B’Yachad Together online ...
An event for Israel Apartheid Month at Haverford College sounded like a mad lib of antisemitic conspiracies and international studies buzzwords: “COVID in Times of Genocide: How Israel uses COVID as a Tool for Settler Colonialism in Palestine.” But it was real, it happened, and the local Jewish federation is furious the school didn’t step... […]
It is famously unwise to open up a second front while still engaged in the first. But a second front in Israel’s war is coming anyway, and it is domestic: the battle over military draft exemptions for Israel’s Haredim. On Thursday, that battle became much more real. Israel’s High Court brought a policy that excuses... […]