Jews use #JewishPrivilege hashtag to focus on tragedy, triumph
Jews worldwide have reclaimed the #JewishPrivilege hashtag from white supremacists, using it to tell their family's stories.
New Yiddish horror film trailer shows a Jewish burial gone terribly wrong
Much of “The Vigil” appears to be in Yiddish, and it stars actors who have previously appeared in Jewish-themed productions.
4 foreign shows to watch on Netflix, including ‘Stateless’ and ‘The Twelve’
From a Polish adaptation of a Harlan Coben thriller – now with added antisemitism! – to the greatest political drama ever made, these four shows are (to varying degrees) worth seeking out
Hebrew Scouts nearly shut down during COVID-19 crisis, ‘unthinkable’
After one century of offering informal education to Hebrew youth across the country, the movement faces extreme uncertainty due to government actions.
IAC founder: Jewish and Israel education should be affordable for everyone
The 'Zoom Out' global e-summit on July 13-14, brings together international educators and EdTech executives with the aim of re-imagining the future of education in the coronavirus era.
Habima National Theater releases new video celebrating theaters’ role
The video features a number of Israel's most prominent celebrities.
In ‘The Tobacconist,’ a young Austrian befriends Freud during WWII
The German-language film with English subtitles will be released July 10 via Kino Lorber, which shares revenue with local theaters.
Beit Hatfutsot previews core exhibition
The new core exhibition will expand the museum’s exploration of Jewish culture, identity and spirituality.
German Jewish poet brought back to life in a new online platform
Else Lasker-Schüler is considered to be one of the greats of German poetry, a bohemian artist who corresponded with many of the most prominent cultural figures of her time.
Amihai Grosz: From Berlin with viola
Now first principal viola player of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Jerusalem-born Grosz is a seasoned campaigner.