In search of Yiddishkeit in Norway

In search of Yiddishkeit in Norway

Jewish community focuses on education to improve attitudes toward Israel

The most common response I received when I told people that I was going to Norway this spring on a trip for Jewish journalists was “Why?” Follow-ups included, “Are there any Jews there?” and, occasionally, “Aren’t they anti-Semitic?” Read More

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Not the same old story

When it comes to an even-handed look at Israel, the forthcoming film The Attack doesn’t sound very promising. Based on a novel by an Algerian army officer, directed and cowritten by a Lebanese Arab, and tackling a Tel Aviv cafe bombing from the perspective of a terrorist’s family, you might expect The Attack to show up as the Al Jazeera movie of the week. Read More

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If you are looking for an example of Jews pursuing both their self-interest and working toward tikun olam — repairing the wider world — look no further than two actions on food policy taken this month. Read More

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