‘By my death I wish to make the strongest possible protest against the passivity with which the world is permitting the extermination of the Jewish people.’
Tag: Jewish left
Despite representing only a fraction of the Jews attending pro-Palestine marches, Neturei Karta have become the poster children of Jewish anti-Zionism. But under the surface lie some uncomfortable truths.
The same commentators who have marketed themselves as authorities on antisemitism are among Britain’s most prominent purveyors of transphobia, writes Sasha Baker.
Vashti editor Matt Gordon explores the potential of non-statist forms of Jewish life, influenced by his decade of living and researching in Somaliland.
Last weekend’s March Against Antisemitism was in fact a march against solidarity with Palestinians, writes Michael Richmond.
Documenting an unprecedented mobilisation.
Moshé Machover assesses Israel’s Gaza war in its historical context – and offers a stern warning.
After decades of decline, the once thriving culture is bouncing back, writes Tamara Micner.
Organised aliens
A history of radical Jewish migrants.
A new Duolingo course is training a small army to demand babka, can it also heal communal divides?