Reflections on Gaza in ruins
Reviewed by NEAL GENDLER Some Israelis might say nothing has gone wrong. But the premise of Omer Bartov’s book is ...
Tag: antisemitism
Tali Weinberg’s artworks stretch the definition of marine art
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN Winona is a lovely Mississippi River town. Apart from the scenery, for many years there really wasn’t ...
On the rise of antisemitism
In January, Joe Rogan, the hugely influential podcast host, had Gad Saad as a guest on his show. Saad, according ...
Why Jewish and Muslim communities in the U.S. need each other
By MAHDI WARSAMA The Dec. 14 mass shooting in Australia by hateful individuals targeting a Jewish Hanuka celebration at Bondi ...
Editorial: Remembering Charlie Kirk
On Sept. 10, during a public speaking event on the campus of Utah Valley University, an assassin shot and killed ...
‘In here, life is beautiful’
By ELANA WARREN / Assistant Editor On the Wurtele Thrust Stage at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, people are gay ...
Editorial: Repression in the guise of fighting antisemitism
Perhaps, you haven’t heard about it, but members of the Jewish clergy, locally and nationally, are standing against the Trump ...
Shylock returns to visit his daughter
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN In the early part of the 20th century, my dad grew up in a small coal mining ...
Editorial: Jew hating makes a comeback
And for the miracles and for the wonders and for the mighty deeds and for the salvations and for the ...
Five reasons to see ‘A Servants’ Christmas’
By DORIS RUBENSTEIN For years after I arrived in Minnesota in 1984, I ignored A Servants’ Christmas, which the History ...
