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Hard-Hitting Film About ‘Barbarians in our Midst’ Shakes the Collective Conscience

Sholom Schreirber -
My paternal grandmother, Perel, of blessed memory, was hacked to pieces by Cossacks in her tea shop in Lutsk. I am named after her....
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NYC’s 14th Street Y Announces Theater Schedule for 2019-2020 Season

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The Theater at the 14th Street Y continues to honor the edgy, diverse, and rich history of innovative culture-making in the East Village with the...
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Deconstructing Where American Media Has Gone Wrong

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Conservative radio and TV commentator Mark Levin’s “Unfreedom of the Press” has been perched atop “The New York Times” nonfiction bestseller list since its...
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Exhibit at Museum for Islamic Art Features Jewish Jewelers from the Arab World

Sholom Schreirber -
The fact that Jews and Muslims used shared symbols in their work exists until today, as seen in the “hamsah,” an element against the...
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Velvel Pasternak, 85, Preserver of a Priceless Chassidic Musical Tradition

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Musician and scholar transcribed and recorded historic ‘nigunim’ Song has always been at the heart of Chassidic life and practice. Nigunim, usually wordless melodies, have...
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The Story of Russian Collusion in “Judgment in Moscow: Soviet Crimes & Western Complicity”

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Judgment in Moscow is not a new book. It was published in 1995, in Russian, Polish, French, German, Italian, and Romanian — but never...
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“Positivity Bias,” A New Book from Chabad.org for Gimmel Tammuz

Sholom Schreirber -
In honor of 25 years since Gimmel Tammuz, Chabad.org has partnered with Ezra Press (an imprint of Kehot Publication Society) and acclaimed author Mendel...
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Jim Acosta’s New Book Only Perpetuates the Obvious

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The first question is – why even bother with a man, Jim Acosta, whose overall significance is so small? In fact, he’d already begun...
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New Book Unmasks Ramallah & Gaza Based Academic & Cultural Boycotts of Israel

Sholom Schreirber -
It reveals the intentions behind political warfare against Israel, which have nothing to do with human rights, illustrated by the movement’s links to terror...
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European Union Awards 742M Euro to 1,062 Israeli Scientific Research Projects

Sholom Schreirber -
 Special Recognition Award given to 423 Israeli Companies and Researchers that Won the Horizon 2020 grant in 2018 The EU Delegation to Israel, together with...
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Yiddish Book Center Preserves 1.5M Publications from Around the World

Sholom Schreirber -
For nearly four decades, the Yiddish Book Center has uniquely positioned itself at the crossroads between cultural center, library, and museum—pioneering a diverse range...
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Sotheby’s Auction of Important Judaica Totals $2.7M in New York

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Driven by demand from private collectors and cultural institutions, Sotheby’s Important Judaica auction totaled $2.7 million in New York. From ceremonial silver to important manuscripts...
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Buddy Bolden, The Blues and the Jews

Sholom Schreirber -
Bolden, which focuses on the legendary Buddy Bolden, long considered the founder of modern jazz, is a remarkable film. Its subject is African-Americans and...
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Restaurants May Not Always Be Up Front About Gluten Free Foods

Sholom Schreirber -
As health-related concerns continue to be a top priority for most Americans, the option of exclusively adhering to a gluten free diet seems more...
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Son of WWII Diplomat Recalls Father’s Heroism in Saving Jews During the Holocaust

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The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust welcomed Nobuki Sugihara for an evening in conversation with journalist Ann Curry on May...
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Burying Herman Wouk and Burying His Zionism

Sholom Schreirber -
Herman Wouk, the famed novelist who first became a household name for his 1951 Pulitzer Prize winning The Caine Mutiny died last week nearly 70 years after achieving fame. Besides his long career as a writer...
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