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After October 7, Can Jewish-Arab Trust in Israel Be Rebuilt? – The Media Line

| June 15, 2024

Since the October 7 Hamas attack, many Israelis, including residents of mixed cities, feel heightened distrust and anxiety towards Arab Israelis. Social media and past conflicts exacerbate these tensions, impacting daily life and Jewish-Ara Since the October 7 Hamas massacre, Trevor Fletchers life has been filled with suspicion and unease. Relocated from Kibbutz Sufa to Ramat Gan after the attack, Fletcher said he is wary of local Arab Israeli bus drivers or doctors

How Antnio Guterres betrayed the Jews – JNS.org

| June 15, 2024

(June 14, 2024 / JNS) Back in February, U.N. Secretary-General Antnio Guterres delivered a speech at the Ohel Jakob synagogue in Munich in which he struck most of the right notes. Guterres acknowledged what Israels most diehard adversaries never willthat the Jewish people are indigenous to the historic Land of Israel

Heather Conn Hendel, 48, woman of many talents, dies after childbirth – The Jerusalem Post

| June 15, 2024

(New York Jewish Week) - Jewish communities in Manhattan and Toronto are in mourning after the death of Heather Conn Hendel, 48, a teacher, matchmaker and newlywed who died June 10 of an unrelated illness just days after giving birth to a daughter. Conn Hendel, a pillar of two New York Jewish institutions - the Manhattan Jewish Experience and Congregation Ohab Zedek - was known for the special care and attention she paid to the sick and elderly, to her students and to Jewish singles.

Elise Stefanik, antisemitism, and Israel: She’s Congress’ self-appointed protector of Jews. There’s just one problem. – Slate

| June 15, 2024

Rep. Elise Stefanik has positioned herself in the months since Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7 as a champion in the fight against antisemitism.

Amid backlash, Academy Museum of Motion Pictures will modify exhibition on Hollywood’s Jewish founders – Art Newspaper

| June 15, 2024

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles will make modifications to a new exhibition about the Jewish film-makers and businessmen who helped create Hollywoods studio system following criticisms from a group of Jewish activists. The exhibition, Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital , opened last month and is the first permanent display at the Academy Museum

NAACP endangers Jews of color and all people by demanding anti-Israel arms ban – JNS.org – JNS.org

| June 15, 2024

(June 14, 2024 / JNS) Do blackJewishlives matter?How about the lives of non-Jewish black African students and black Jewish Ethiopian-Israelis brutally murdered by Hamas and by Gazan civilians?Or the lives of a black Jew and Bedouin Muslim who Hamas has held in captivity for a decade?Or the lives of any of the dark-skinned Jews that make up about half of Israels population?OranyJewish lives?Apparently, Derrick Johnson, president of the pro-black civil-rights group, the NAACP, doesnt think so. When did the NAACP start making foreign policy decisions?

Columbia College Dean Says Disparaging Texts, Vomit Emojis Sent During Panel on Jewish Life Don’t Reflect the … – Washington Free Beacon

| June 15, 2024

Josef Sorett (college.columbia.edu) The dean of Columbia College, Josef Sorett, issued a private apology on Friday for the text messages he and other administrators exchanged badmouthing panelists who participated in a talk about Jewish life at Columbia, writing that the dismissive and vitriolic remarks do not "indicate the views of any individual or the team." In an email to Columbia's Board of Visitors, an alumni body that advises the dean, Sorett apologized for the "harm" the exchange caused and pledged that "it will not happen again"though he did not acknowledge his own texts were captured in the exchanges. "I have already spoken to each person involved and we understand that, as leaders, we are held to a higher standard," he wrote. Sorett also took a swipe at the "unknown third-party" who photographed the messagessent in real time during the paneldecrying the "invasion of privacy" and suggesting that the exchange, while "upsetting," had been taken out of context

‘Fiddler on the Roof’ may be many Americans’ image of Judaism but American Jews’ heritage is stunningly diverse – The Conversation Indonesia

| June 15, 2024

Tradition! rings out the opening line of Fiddler on the Roof, the Broadway play that brought Jewish life to stages around the world. The 1964 musical gives audiences a window into Yiddish-speaking, rural Jewish life in 19th-century Europe. For many people, this image represents Jewish history as a whole.

Letters to the editor – thejewishchronicle.net

| June 15, 2024

Good for the Jews? Many Jews view political acts as good for the Jews or bad for the Jews

Corrected pages to be printed after Jewish group omitted from NJ school yearbook – NBC New York

| June 15, 2024

Students at a New Jersey high school are getting their yearbooks updated after some of the original pages sparked a controversy that some have said was antisemitic. The yearbook photo firestorm started after the names of those in a Jewish student group were omitted from the pages and their group photo was replaced with one showing Muslim students.


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