Spend your lunch break tomorrow with author @mishmoshk and senior politics editor Mari Cohen for a virtual conversation about the widely underexamined politics of the ADL.
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Newly unpaywalled from our Fall issue: a reflection on how the once exilic image of spiritual ascension, the merkava, has become a colonial tool of annihilation.
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Read this piece about what’s at stake for Jews, Muslims, and everyone in the U.S. in this Senate race — and Jewish efforts to bridge divides among Jewish voters to build support for @AbdulElSayed in this must-win race:
"The fear of what an El-Sayed candidacy means for Michigan’s Jews was palpable as I followed canvassers with @seed_the_vote , a group that, in partnership with IfNotNow Movement and Bend the Arc @jewishaction, is bringing Jews from the area, as well as from around the country, to Jewish neighborhoods in Oakland County to speak with voters and carefully broach the idea of supporting El-Sayed."
DISPATCH FROM THE MICHIGAN CAMPAIGN TRAIL: The GOP’s Mike Rogers compared Michigan to Nazi Germany on Sunday, continuing a crusade that critics charge is a strategy of “racial arson” to stoke Jewish Democrats’ fear and convince them to join his coalition. https://t.co/BsvOLKB40L
“Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers compared Michigan to Nazi Germany on Sunday,” reports @alexbkane, who just returned from the campaign trail.
Read on for his latest coverage of the hotly contested race between Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed.
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Republican Mike Rogers is employing a “strategy of racial arson” in his Michigan Senate campaign against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, critics say.
https://t.co/wd20oGSgaF
On this episode of On the Nose, senior politics editor Mari Cohen guest hosts to interview @rozina_ali on her new book, ‘Seasons of Fury,’ a sweeping history of American Islamophobia through narrative reporting on four American Muslim families.
https://t.co/cNIP097hHv
"In peacetime, one is an origin, a seed. From one person, a family. From one day, a life. Now in Gaza, one is a cruel remainder." https://t.co/40XSvHbTW7
Join us on Wednesday, October 28 at 1 pm ET for a virtual conversation with senior politics editor Mari Cohen and author Emmaia Gelman to discuss her new book, ‘The Anti-Defamation League and the Racial State.' https://t.co/8FXRMLALlK
"You sometimes need to squint to tell the difference between the far right and the center." @joshnathankazis explains everything you need to know about the Israeli elections next week.
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“There were no questions, no conversation, nothing about me or my politics or anything I’ve done. It was just about the fact that I am in relationship with people who are critical of Israel.” @JewishCurrents https://t.co/N8oKpIJwUB
Exclusive, from the @JewishCurrents news desk: Hillels of Georgia fired the rabbi of Emory University's Hillel over her fiancé's criticism of Israel, citing a worry a right-wing donor would cut funding. https://t.co/uWvtptNE0h
“The margin is a widening condition.”
New from our Fall issue: "Image Study" by Sarah Ghazal Ali, including a reading by the poet, and an introduction by Senior Editor Claire Schwartz. https://t.co/d4FpneLgA1
“I don't think that Sam's politics are relevant to my job, and they're certainly not relevant to my ability to do the job that they hired me to do.” —Nikki Golomb, who was fired by Emory Hillel over her fiancé’s criticism of Israel https://t.co/r0pe1WjH43
The American Jewish establishment has a warped moral compass. The latest from @joshnathankazis: The nonprofit that runs Hillels across Georgia fired the rabbi at Emory University’s Hillel this summer over her fiancé’s social media posts criticizing Israel https://t.co/isKLwUeFWm
“I don't think that Sam's politics are relevant to my job, and they're certainly not relevant to my ability to do the job that they hired me to do.” —Nikki Golomb, who was fired by Emory Hillel over her fiancé’s criticism of Israel https://t.co/r0pe1WjH43