Posts Tagged: Remembrance Judaism
The Greatness of Remembrance
The drama of younger and older brothers, which haunts the book of Bereishit (genesis) from Cain and Abel onwards, reaches a strange climax in the...
Culture
San Antonio Mayor, 20 Local Jewish Groups Call for Cancellation of Kanye West July 4 Concert in Texas City
The mayor of San Antonio, Texas, along with a...
Only Jewish Trustee of Canadian Human Rights Museum Resigns Over ‘One-Sided Nakba’ Exhibit
The only Jewish member of the Canadian Museum for...
Pioneer Israeli Artist Yaacov Agam, Sculptor and Israel Prize Laureate, Dies at 98
Internationally acclaimed Israeli sculptor Yaacov Agam, who was a pioneer of kinetic art,...
World
Progressives Push For Anti-Israel Platner Replacement, Spread Conspiracies...
Popular progressive pundits are ramping up pressure on party leaders to ensure that any replacement for former Maine Senate nominee...
Israel
‘Real Change Can Begin’: New Israeli Study Points to Common Gro...
As more than two years have passed since the Oct. 7 atrocities, a new report offers a rare, wide-angle look...
Middle East
The Funeral the Cameras Missed: How Iranians Really Marked Khamenei’s Dea...
IRAN — The world watched Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s funeral from above. Aerial shots of packed Tehran streets, interviews with weeping...
