History
On writing British Jewish history
Joseph Finlay reviews An unorthodox history: British Jews since 1945, Gavin Schaffer's new book that tells British Jewish stories from the position of the fringes rather than the mainstream
From the jaws of victory
The twentieth century’s lessons unlearned.
The land tells the truth
The Jerusalem Hills wildfires were settler-colonialism-made.
A Vashti trans rights reader
A collection of our work on trans rights and transphobia.
The impossibility of Israeli grief
Zionism has long made an enemy of mourning, preventing Israeli society from sitting with loss before it is once again time to take aim and kill.
The religious authorities we deserve
In choosing service, humility and compassion over deference to power and wealth, Pope Francis offers a model of what Jewish communities should expect from their institutions.
Ashrams for war criminals
In a rebuke of its anti-colonial past, India’s pursuit of Israel normalisation knows no bounds
In the name of faux ‘unity’, the Board is punishing progressives
It’s Phil’s way or the highway.
Against destiny
On not doing what you’re supposed to.
Treyf review
Part political diary, part love letter to messy Jewishness, Treyf is the radical film exploring what it means to be an outsider.
Fascism's fanzines
America’s right-wing Jewish press is cheerleading genocide abroad and repression at home.
Blood on our doorposts, blood on our doorsteps
This Passover, there can be no turning away from Gaza.
Yankl and the Beanstalk review
The saucy Jewish panto completes its March run