Staring at the rubble of a Palestinian home recently destroyed by the Israeli army in the West Bank town of Al-Walaja, Sam, a 36-year-old American
guest post by Erin-Kate Escobar and Chel Mandell This conversation explores how a Jewish DEI consultant and a fifth-year rabbinic student and activist have come
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guestpost by Jennifer Yael Green Leaked recordings of a private conversation between three LA city council members that revealed racist, antisemitic, and homophobic comments have
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By Chanel Dubofsky and Alana Suskin As we leave the seder table, one of the questions we might ask ourselves is “why are we doing
If you’ve experienced gender-based bias, harassment, and/or violence in the context of Jewish community, and you’re interested in writing about your experience(s) for publication, check
On March 9, a bill introduced by Yesh Atid MK Meirav Ben-Ari passed unanimously in the Knesset, ensuring that rape kits from Israeli sexual assault