The Pickle
Reeves's unrelenting austerity
Labour's welfare cuts will be catastrophic for millions.
The first thing we say is Alhamdulillah
With Trump in the White House, Palestinians in Masafer Yatta resist a fresh wave of ethnic cleansing.
‘There is going to be a big, big redrawing of the map…where it ends up is anybody’s guess.’
Vashti speaks to Moshé Machover about the latest geopolitical manoeuvres encircling Palestine.
A new קינד on the podcast block
The Cockney Yiddish Podcast explores the evolution of the diasporic language and the symbiosis necessary to its survival thus far and to its revival, today.
Dual-use incitement
A new nightmare world is taking shape.
Same old strange new world
You can hate the box and fear what Trump will find by thinking outside it.
Diaspora dramaturgy for the twenty-first century
A new generation of Jewish theatre-makers emerges.
The ADL is at the gates, courtesy of the Board of Deputies
A concerning partnership is developing between the ADL and the BoD.
The geometry of remembering
An essay on genocide, collective memory, and talking to the dead.
Abraham’s Sacrifice: A Tale of Sudan and "Normalisation"
What to expect from the impending revival of the Abraham Accords.
Beyond antisemitism
Recent works on antisemitism from the Jewish left forge a new path but ultimately fail to escape the limits of the term itself
Rebuilding the columns with our eyelashes
A moment of hope shrouded in grief.
The ordinary, the feeble, and '48
Filmmaker Tash Lever documents the Israeli anti-war movement and everything in between.