
In the name of faux ‘unity’, the Board is punishing progressives
It’s Phil’s way or the highway.
It’s Phil’s way or the highway.
On not doing what you’re supposed to.
Part political diary, part love letter to messy Jewishness, Treyf is the radical film exploring what it means to be an outsider.
America’s right-wing Jewish press is cheerleading genocide abroad and repression at home.
This Passover, there can be no turning away from Gaza.
The saucy Jewish panto completes its March run
An interview with Hineinu activist Raviv Rose.
Labour's welfare cuts will be catastrophic for millions.
The next iteration of the story-sharing project, an immersive performance, raises how productive disagreements could undercut the damaging consequences of perceived, and actual, Jewish homogeneity.
This was the point all along.
A Purim drash
We must make Masafer Yatta's victory a reality.
The Jewish Left
A declaration of independence from the "voice of Israel in Europe."
Culture
Celebrate Purim with your favourite Vashti writers and editors.
Palestine-Israel
With Trump in the White House, Palestinians in Masafer Yatta resist a fresh wave of ethnic cleansing.
The Pickle
Vashti speaks to Moshé Machover about the latest geopolitical manoeuvres encircling Palestine.
Culture
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.
The Pickle
A new nightmare world is taking shape.
The Pickle
You can hate the box and fear what Trump will find by thinking outside it.
Culture
A new generation of Jewish theatre-makers emerges.
The Pickle
A concerning partnership is developing between the ADL and the BoD.
Culture
An essay on genocide, collective memory, and talking to the dead.
The Pickle
What to expect from the impending revival of the Abraham Accords.
Antisemitism and Anti-Racism
Recent works on antisemitism from the Jewish left forge a new path but ultimately fail to escape the limits of the term itself