Posts Tagged: Menachem Kaiser
Remapping the Vilnius Ghetto
"How people perished in the ghetto—that I understand; what I cannot understand is how they lived there," writes Second World War refugee and esteemed Yiddish...
Jewish Fiction Finds a New Home on the Internet
Speaking over lively klezmer music in a Krakow café, Canadian author and freelance journalist Menachem Kaiser wonders if Jewish readers are comfortable with the term...





The Islamic State Threat Against Israel Is Growing — and Much of It Has Gone Unnoticed
Democrats Dominate US Midterm Elections, Seize Control of Congress
Tens of Thousands March in Peru in Support of Israel, Against Antisemitism
Trump Says US Will Stop Giving $4B in Military Aid to Israel by Year’s End
We Studied AIPAC; I Left Class Thinking About Qatar



