In Times of Terror, Israelis Turn to Classical Music
Amid the fears of the ongoing war, the Carmel Quartet prepares for a new season of concerts that will offer refuge and moments of musical beauty for listeners.
Archives for September 2024
Books on 10.7 Share First-Hand Accounts, Poetry and Prayers
New titles feature the diary of an IDF reservist, essays from Israeli writers and journalists and a prayerbook created by Israeli women in response to the war.
‘Mere Things’ Bears the Weight of Jewish Memory
Photographer and collage artist Ilit Azoulay brings her striking cultural mashups to New York City’s Jewish Museum.
Deborah Lipstadt on the ‘Tsunami’ of Antisemitism
Ambassador Lipstadt, the Biden administration's antisemitism envoy, recently initiated global guidelines to fight Jew-hatred that she described as "pro-active" rather than reactive.
Hearing the Shofar Blast at the Shiva for Hersh Goldberg-Polin
That plaintive, familiar sound represented the start of a new year ahead as well as the end of a young life full of hopes and dreams.
Welcome Home: A Graphic Essay on Visiting Israel
An American graphic storyteller and writer considers where she feels most at home—Israel or the United States—in a world of rising antisemitism and anti-Zionist sentiment.
Michal Cotler-Wunsh on Defining the Battle Against Antisemitism
The Israeli diplomat warns “This is an existential moment for the Jewish people, for the State of Israel and for our shared civilization.”
Forging a New Vision of American Judaism and American Zionism
The only way Israel will learn from, listen to or care about American Jews is if we show ourselves to be living energetic Jewish lives.
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