One Year Later: The Lasting Trauma of the October 7th Attacks in Israel

A year after the devastating Hamas attacks in Israel, the country grapples with the psychological fallout, including widespread trauma, displacement, and a heightened sense of fear. Dr. David Fox, director of crisis and trauma services for Chai Lifeline International, offers insights into the ongoing challenges facing Israeli civilians and the families of victims, as well as the growing antisemitism faced by Jewish communities in the US.

The Jewish New Year, Gaza, and the Cost of Silence

This Rosh Hashanah, amidst the ongoing conflict in Gaza and Lebanon, the author reflects on the complex relationship between Jewish identity, Israeli actions, and the need for a more just future. They challenge the narrative of Jewish safety being contingent on Palestinian suffering and call for a vision of liberation that includes all people.

Roald Dahl, Antisemitism, and the Ghosts of a Troubled Past: A Play Explores the Complexities of Art, Identity, and Politics

A new play, ‘Giant,’ delves into the controversial legacy of Roald Dahl, confronting his antisemitism and its impact on his work. The play, set in 1983, depicts a lunch meeting between Dahl and his publishers as they grapple with the fallout from his inflammatory writings. The playwright, Mark Rosenblatt, navigates the delicate balance between celebrating Dahl’s literary genius and condemning his harmful views, prompting a larger discussion about art, identity, and the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Biden’s UN Farewell Speech: A Missed Opportunity to Condemn Antisemitism and Iranian Aggression

President Biden’s final address to the United Nations General Assembly was widely criticized for its failure to address the growing threat of antisemitism and Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Instead, the speech focused on generic calls for peace and cooperation, drawing parallels between the suffering of Israelis and Palestinians without acknowledging the unique threats faced by Israel.

Anti-Israel Protester Disrupts Senate Hearing on Hate Crimes, Shouting Profanities at Ted Cruz

A congressional hearing on hate crimes was disrupted when an anti-Israel protester shouted profanities at Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, as he discussed the rise of antisemitism on college campuses. Cruz highlighted the Biden administration’s perceived inaction in addressing antisemitism and pointed to examples of hate speech and intimidation directed at Jewish students across the country.

The Rise of Antisemitism in Canada: A Call for Unity and Action

Antisemitism is on the rise in Canada, with troubling incidents escalating in frequency and severity. This article examines the factors contributing to this disturbing trend, including the lack of moral leadership from government officials, the spread of extremist ideologies on university campuses, and the influence of foreign funding. The author calls for unity and action to combat Jew-hatred, highlighting the importance of grassroots mobilization, legal accountability, and educational initiatives.

Alan Dershowitz Leaves Democratic Party, Citing Anti-Israel Sentiment and Antisemitism

Prominent attorney Alan Dershowitz has announced his departure from the Democratic Party, citing anti-Israel sentiment and the presence of antisemitic figures within the party. Dershowitz specifically pointed to the Democratic National Convention, which he found deeply troubling due to its embrace of anti-Israel speakers and protesters who called for the destruction of Israel. He also expressed concern about certain Democratic lawmakers, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and Rev. Al Sharpton, whom he believes hold anti-Israel views.

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