Arabs make up 18% of Israel’s population: you wouldn’t know it watching the news. Nathan Guttman has more on the pervasive representation problem in Israeli media. https://t.co/U2mkjcQxSi
“I always heard my mother say that at the end of the war, Poland still wasn’t ‘safe.’ [...] After watching Among Neighbors, I have a much deeper comprehension of what my mother must have meant.”
Elizabeth Rosner praises Yoav Potash’s Among Neighbors. https://t.co/ClGkuHUO33
“The far left and the far right are growing in access and power; those in the middle are struggling to find their footing.”
From Trump’s Shabbat 250 to Mamdani’s Gracie Mansion celebration, this year’s Jewish American Heritage Month showed how the Jewish political landscape has changed. https://t.co/o0KZmQ43Hh
For many of New Orleans’ mid-1960s Jewish community, the most effective response to antisemitism could only be assimilation. Charles Lane reviews Nick Lemann’s honest new memoir, which sheds a light on this chapter of Southern Jewish history. https://t.co/sbGE85idso
“Attempts to discover the “real” Bob Dylan have long preoccupied biographers, movie directors and millions of his fans, but Dylan has remained elusive.” A social psychologist’s search for Bob Dylan, who turned 85 this weekend. https://t.co/dAPCFnSZwY
“Well, he was always Jewish. In his mind I think he never thought he wasn’t Jewish, but in my mind he was like a Jewish person who appreciated Jesus.”
Louie Kemp on Bob Dylan’s, who turned 85 this weekend, journey through Christianity and Judaism. https://t.co/dFmsz7VMtx
Responding to Nadine Epstein’s Spring 2026 cover story, Shaul Magid, a Jewish studies professor and author of The Necessity of Exile, suggests that giving up the word “Zionism” is significant only if the underlying idea of Zionism is also reconsidered. https://t.co/qEeXCtpRto
“I still think about that glass of water, about the instinct to give it, about the fact that I did not hesitate.
I don’t know what it means, fully. I’m not sure it resolves into something clean or instructive. But I know this: That moment belongs to my humanity, not to his violence.”
One year ago today, two young Israeli embassy employees were killed outside of an event JoJo Drake Kalin helped organize: after the shooting, she unknowingly offered the killer water. Kalin reflects on her experience at DC’s Capital Jewish Museum. https://t.co/xLqhOHThdS
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“I didn’t think of it as a moral decision at the time. I thought someone needed water.”
Last year, Moment interviewed JoJo Drake Kalin after the killings of two young Israeli embassy employees outside of an event she helped organize in Washington, DC. One year later Moment's JoJo Drake Kalin reflects on her experience as an event organizer for the Capital Jewish Museum the night of last year’s shooting.
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May is Jewish American Heritage Month, and Trump is celebrating by declaring a national Shabbat. (Which, yes, runs alongside a 9-hour evangelical prayerfest on Sunday). Will you be celebrating Shabbat 250? https://t.co/OpUANfp42o
In 1924, San Francisco Jewish lawyer Aaron Sapiro took Henry Ford, America’s foremost antisemite, to court. A new documentary captures the David & Goliath story. https://t.co/5U4iJVwssZ
Populist Democrat Graham Platner is poised to become Susan Collins’ opponent in Maine’s senate race. But between a since-covered antisemitic tattoo and harsh rhetoric on Israel, the oyster farmer-turned-politician has become the face of a dilemma for Jewish Democrats. https://t.co/mnTvcEPmCH
The many meanings of Zionism make the word useless, even dangerous. @NadineEpsteinDC takes a bold stance in the latest issue of Moment. https://t.co/CoHtIvZxW0
Recently, a Mediterranean kosher diner in Manhattan was the target of a pro-Palestinian demonstration, and an Israeli restaurant in Berlin shut down due to continuous protests. These incidents are part of a wave of protests aimed at Israeli-owned or -affiliated restaurants since October 7. Our latest Daniel Pearl Investigative Journalism Initiative story covers this phenomenon. https://t.co/HjIcNjV7GB
This week, in a rundown on the Israeli press: how Bibi hid his cancer diagnosis from the public, how Israeli media sources report on antisemitism, and possible slipping support for Trump among Israelis. https://t.co/MldgAhi3Lx
UpScrolled was founded as an app committed to unrestricted free speech on important issues, a far cry from the censored and restricted algorithms of other platforms. Then the Jihadists came. @samfz7 has more on how things went awry on the app. https://t.co/tfcPfKfscd
“What has also so impressed me about Ted Turner is his commitment to help people in need and to make the world a better place. I believe he felt that creating CNN was part of that mission. When I first met him, I knew he was very wealthy. I knew he could do a lot of things with all that money. But over the years, he truly inspired me by his willingness to devote so much of his time and so much of his money to really important causes—whether to the environment or to health care or to promoting democratic values around the world. What he did was often for future generations, not just for today or tomorrow, and his example had an impact on me.”
Wolf Blitzer on why the late Ted Turner was one of his role models.
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