Dear Reader,

We have some news—our Fall/Winter issue is almost off to the presses! And we’re excited to share a preview of it with you:

• Mari Cohen reports on the academic field of genocide studies, exploring how its roots in Holocaust scholarship have limited its ability to recognize a genocide in Gaza
• Arthur Asseraf considers the history of decolonization in Algeria, asking how we can think beyond slogans and analogies when drawing parallels with Palestine
• Will Alden investigates the quiet crackdown on Palestine solidarity in American philanthropy
• Plus fiction by Lily Meyer, poetry by Farid Matuk and Hayan Charara, reviews by Nora Caplan-Bricker and Sanders Isaac Bernstein, and more…

If you’re getting this email, you’re a digital subscriber, and you’ll be getting online access to the issue soon. But we’d love to send you a copy to hold in your hands, too! And it’s not too late—if you upgrade your subscription to print today, you’ll get the Fall/Winter issue in your mailbox.

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Jewish Currents