In an enlightening and even chillingly relevant interview, we spoke with Ferne Pearlstein, the director of the Holocaust comedy documentary The Last Laugh.
Jewish grassroots groups are mobilzing today in objection to a speech today by Trump at Holocaust Memorial Museum ceremony in Washington, DC.
How can we resist our tendencies to self-protectively label those who do not share our values as bigots, ignoramuses and miscreants?
Last week wasn’t the only time the Jewish Defense League wounded anti-occupation Jews and Palestinians. Peter Geffen was there in 1977 when it happened.
No matter who is behind the JCC threats, something about antisemitism has changed in the US over the past year.
(When) is it okay to laugh at the Holocaust? The Last Laugh investigates this question in a funny, sometimes sad, but highly relevant new film.
Over the past month, I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with some seriously talented people. This video is but a taste of what we have
Monday morning, IfNotNow protested in the lobby of the JFNA, challenging Jewish institutions to demonstrate greater moral leadership.
Yesterday 300 young Jews with IfNotNow marched on the Conference of Presidents’ party at the Trump Hotel. But what is the Conference of Presidents anyway?
Open Hillel launches #OurJudaismIncludes campaign, calling on Hillel International to reject funding from Mosaic United, led by MK Naftali Bennett.