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Jewish Voice for Liberation
jewishvoiceforliberation.org.uk > article > buying-the-narrative-losing-the-world

"Buying the Narrative, losing the world"

5+ hour, 15+ min ago   (135+ words) I am reminded of the chant “(name) you can’t hide, you’re committing genocide” and take heart from Israel’s increasing isolation on the world stage. Allegations that this is because of antisemitism do not wash and attempts, eg to portray Mamdani,…...

Jewish Voice for Liberation
jewishvoiceforliberation.org.uk > article > the-story-of-jewish-muslim-relations-a-review

The story of Jewish-Muslim relations – a review

1+ day, 11+ hour ago   (1235+ words) Deborah Maccoby offers us a thoughtful appraisal of an important new account of Jewish Muslim relations in the recently published Children of Abraham by Marc David Baer. In it Baer provides a balanced appraisal of this relationship over the centuries,…...

Jewish Voice for Liberation
jewishvoiceforliberation.org.uk > article > is-it-jews-who-are-being-marginalised

Is it Jews who are being marginalised?

2+ day, 5+ hour ago   (194+ words) Nicholas Lemann, former dean of the Columbia Journalism School, is upset. In an article in the New York Times he feels aggrieved that “it now seems no longer possible to be at once comfortably Jewish, and also Zionist, and also…...

Jewish Voice for Liberation
jewishvoiceforliberation.org.uk > article > what-jews-should-be-lamenting-this-tisha-bav-the-saddest-jewish-day

What Jews should be lamenting this Tisha B'Av, the saddest Jewish day

3+ day, 10+ hour ago   (597+ words) It could be said that the tears of Jewish people over our successive traumas have been as mortar binding us together over the centuries. But concentration on suffering does not allow us to heal and gives us incentive to use…...