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Drawing Fear
Written by Ashley Bagan   
A student and a professor analyze the portrayal of Muslims in political cartoons.
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Between Appropriation and Collaboration
Written by Josh Nathan-Kazis   
Adam Mansbach's new novel The End of the Jews explores the Jewish relationship with African-American culture.
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The Wounds of Belonging
Written by Rifka Dzodin   

My Father's Holocaust Obsession and André Schwarz-Bart's The Last of the Just

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Home is Other People
Written by Risa Shoup   

Dalia Sofer and The Septembers of Shiraz

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Tel Aviv in the Aftermath
Written by Michal Goldstein   
On Exit Wounds, Rutu Modan's impressive new graphic novel on life in Israel.
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Hannah Arendt on the Jews
Written by Adam Beitman   
 The Jewish Writings collects new and classic works by the author.
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Portrait of the Artist as a Young Nazi
Written by Elizabeth Hymoff   
Günter Grass confronts his past in his recently translated memoir, Peeling the Onion (Harcourt, 2007).
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New Israeli Anti-Hate Textbook Misses the Mark
Written by Liora Halperin   
Educating Against Hate Aims High but Disappoints
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I am a Jewish Terrorist
Written by Ben Murane   
Rerelease of Elie Wiesel’s Dawn Begs Confrontation with Present
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Lipshitz Six, or Two Angry Blondes
Written by Alexandra Bicks   
T Cooper Wrestles with Family, Faith, and Famous Blondes
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