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Forgotten Histories: Women of the First Intifada
An interview with Julia Bacha, director of Naila and the Uprising.
Aviva Stahl July 6, 2018
Pope Francis at the Day of Judgment
A new film by Wim Wenders captures the moral splendor of Pope Francis while ignoring the politics.
Andrew Lapin July 6, 2018
Daniel Kahn’s Yiddish Militancy
A concert-goer inspired by Daniel Kahn’s fiercely political Yiddish music asks: how does this tradition inform how we act, here and now?
Jonah S. Boyarin July 5, 2018
The Left is Demanding “Abolish ICE.” But Jewish Groups Are Less Sure.
Left-leaning pillars of the American Jewish community are split on the newest progressive rallying cry.
Alex Kane July 5, 2018
Good Riddance to Anthony Kennedy—Now #PackTheCourts
A bad judge and a worse writer leaves American democracy with a political organizing crisis.
Ian Samuel June 30, 2018
July 1: Sigmund Rolat
Lawrence Bush June 30, 2018
‘Fauda’ and the Act of Israeli Ventriloquism
The new season of the hit Israeli show Fauda continues in its portrayal of brutish Israelis and cowardly Palestinians.
Mitchell Abidor June 27, 2018
Kapo, Kapow
Artist Eli Valley wrestles with our history, the Trump administration”s crimes, and the word “kapo.”
Eli Valley June 27, 2018
