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- Rutgers disinvites Rami Elghandour, producer of “The Voice of Hind Rajab”
- Joan Peters Caro, author of From Time Immemorial, has passed away in Chicago
- Fired for observing Passover
- The two leaders' third summit in six months makes history. It will tout the crushing blow to Iran's nuclear ambitions – and offer a glimpse into what could unfold next
- Jews are Indigenous: Why Israel Advocacy Fails
- Rabbi Sacks on the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign [VIDEO]
- EVENTS: Nova Music Festival Exhibition closes November 30, see before it leaves Chicago; Reprise screening of the excellent “Beneath the Helmet" in Highland Park
- "My visit to Europe made one thing unmistakably clear: if there is any group in the world that needs a safe homeland — a sanctuary from bigotry and hatred — it is the Jewish people"
Tag Archives: Kissufim
“Though set decades ago, and filmed long before October 7, so many of the themes of the show feel ever prescient today”
KVELLER ‘Kissufim’ on Netflix Is a Timely and Harrowing Movie About What it Means to Be Israeli Lior Zaltzman September 4, 2024 In “Kissufim,” the first feature-length movie from Israeli director Keren Nechmad, actress Swell Ariel Or plays a character … Continue reading
ArchitectGuy on Israel 