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Poetry
Arrangement
“The others say, The oldest hatred I have felt is of loved ones. /
The others then can welcome the warmongers to a peaceful home.”
Jonathan Dubow April 22, 2019
History
Hagode shel Peysekh (with a Socialist Twist)
A translation of a 1919 Socialist Haggadah published by the Galician Bund.
Jewish Social Democrat Party April 19, 2019
Memoir
A Chaste Piece of Ass
Performing womanhood onstage and off.
Shayna Goodman April 18, 2019
Review
A Critic Compromised
Who Wants to Be a Jewish Writer? contains two irreconcilable Adam Kirsches.
Bradley Babendir April 17, 2019
Report
Leading Liberal Think Tank Teams Up With AIPAC
The Center for American Progress is still tight with the Israel lobby.
Noah Kulwin April 15, 2019
Essay
Who Owns the Orange?
Reclaiming a queer Passover symbol.
Amy Berkowitz April 15, 2019
Conversation
Taking a Stan
An interview with the 19-year-old Taylor Swift fan who went to prison rather than serve in the IDF.
Jacobin Magazine April 12, 2019
Art
The Art of Irreverence: Martha Rosler’s War on Complacency
“What I’m saying is, history’s a bitch.”
Rachel Wetzler April 12, 2019
Report
No Reason for Optimism
Right-wing parties will be ascendant in Israel for years to come.
Noah Kulwin April 11, 2019
Conversation
You Can Give This to Your Gentile Friends
Nathan Englander talks about God and the internet in his new novel kaddish.com.
Lauren Goldenberg April 10, 2019
Fiction
Kaddish.com
An excerpt from the new novel by Nathan Englander.
Nathan Englander April 10, 2019
Report
Israel’s Right-Wing Future
Meet the young settlers who helped propel Netanyahu’s victory.
Naomi Zeveloff April 9, 2019
Report
The Manipulation of a Minority
Israel’s intervention in Druze identity.
Amos Barshad April 9, 2019
Review
Practicing Capitalists
In The Lehman Trilogy, a Jewish fable of greed and hubris.
Aaron Freedman April 8, 2019
Dispatch
Holocaust Revisionism Hits the Streets of New York
Antifascist Jews and allies confronted a Polish nationalist rally at Foley Square last Sunday.
Outlive Them NYC April 5, 2019
Essay
The Jewish Community’s Harassment Problem
Dependence on mega-donors clears the way for a toxic culture.
Catie Stewart April 4, 2019
Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Don’t Confuse Jewish Liberals with Leftists
Any view that conflates Jewish liberalism with the ongoing antiracist tradition of the Jewish left essentially supports a conservative view of our history as a people.
Paul C. Mishler April 3, 2019
Comic
The Kapo Kommandos
Bibi and Jared perform a baptism.
Eli Valley April 2, 2019
Report
Who Needs Lobbyists?
At AIPAC’s conference, lawmakers were among Israel’s most dedicated advocates.
Andrew Perez April 1, 2019
Report
Why Are the Democrats Doing Bibi’s Dirty Work?
Democratic leaders are again attacking BDS and their party’s own base.
Noah Kulwin April 1, 2019
Conversation
‘We Are Always Met With Violence’: Gaza’s March of Return At One Year
Activist Jehad Abusalim reflects on Gaza’s 2018 protests.
Naomi Dann March 29, 2019
Comic
Herbie in Kraśnik
An excerpt from the graphic novel Hands Up, Herbie!
Joey Perr March 27, 2019
Review
Rules for Reformists
Can an activist handbook from 1971 really guide today’s movements?
Michael McCanne March 26, 2019
Roundtable
Roundtable: The Jewish Voice for Peace Statement on Zionism
