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Editorial: UC gets it right on free speech

By New Voices Editorial Board | Comments Off on Editorial: UC gets it right on free speech

The actions of University of California President Mark Yudof following a string of disturbing events are commendable, and should be an example to the rest of us.

Behind Sexual Abuse in Baltimore; An Israel-Iran Imagining; Dumped for God, and more [Required Reading]

By pkessler | Comments Off on Behind Sexual Abuse in Baltimore; An Israel-Iran Imagining; Dumped for God, and more [Required Reading]

  Standing Silent in Baltimore [Washington Post] Standing Silent, a new documentary exposing sexual abuse in the Jewish community in Baltimore, is Phil Jacobs’, a reporter for the Baltimore Jewish Times, healing project after he too was the victim of sexual abuse. The Washington Post offers haunting photo coverage of Jacobs as he speaks to […]

Hitler, Anne Frank, Gandhi and Elvis…

By David A.M. Wilensky | 6 Comments

The title of this post could be the setup for a joke. Or it could be a ham-fisted intro to a post about Mormon baptism. Actually, it’s both – and neither. Yes, it’s true that Mormons posthumously baptized Hitler, Anne Frank, Gandhi and Elvis. But sometimes reality is a bit of joke. And yes, this […]

Marc Chagall, Revisited [Arts]

By lkatz | 3 Comments

Jewish artist Marc Chagall did not grow up around art. He claimed the concept was totally foreign to him when he one day asked a classmate how he learned to draw. According to the bohttp://blog.newvoices.org/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit&post=11626ok Marc Chagallby Jacob Baal-Teshuva, the friend replied, “Go and find a book in the library, idiot, choose any picture you […]

Leaving Orthodoxy… and telling the tale [Response]

By John Propper | 4 Comments

In Friday’s Required Reading, we featured a short article by Gavriella Lerner on “ex-frum” stories and the implications they have for Orthodox Jews. The article follows the publication of “Unorthodox,” the story of a young woman who flees a Satmar Chasidic community. The book is gaining momentum in the public eye. But Lerner’s not sure […]

Demonizing Israel; Jewish leaders arrested for protests; and more. [Required Reading]

By John Propper | Comments Off on Demonizing Israel; Jewish leaders arrested for protests; and more. [Required Reading]

Does the Catholic Church ‘demonize’ Israel? [YNet] Has the Catholic Church drawn a line between Judaism and Zionist thinkers, to the detriment of the current discourse over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? In this piece from YNet, Giulio Meotti argues that the Church is embracing a dangerous notion of anti-Zionism. Could this temper further Jewish/Catholic interreligious dialogue? […]

Israeli border security detain Harvard students; interfaith marriage; sharing an ex-frum story; and more. [Required Reading]

By John Propper | Comments Off on Israeli border security detain Harvard students; interfaith marriage; sharing an ex-frum story; and more. [Required Reading]

Israeli security detain Harvard students… wait, what? [The Harvard Crimson] 55 Harvard students were detained Tuesday by Israeli border security during a trip to the West Bank. The students were visiting a Palestinian town. Afterwards, the trip’s guide was apparently arrested. And for what? That’s all a bit unclear. The Harvard Crimson reports: “‘There was […]

Gefilteria Makes a Big Splash

By Carly Silver | Comments Off on Gefilteria Makes a Big Splash

Jewish food is making a comeback with the help of Gefilteria, which brings Old World food into New York of the twenty-first century. The minds behind this start-up – Jacqueline Lilinshtein, New Voices alum Elizabeth Alpern, and Jeffrey Yoskowitz – aim to help revive a tradition that, when done right, doesn’t remain in the 1800s, […]

On Israel Education

By pkessler | Comments Off on On Israel Education

Upon reading Mitchell Bard’s adamant opinion in the Jerusalem Post, I can’t help but wonder: other than the above advertising campaign, is there really a sure-fire way to ensure that Jewish kids grow up loving Israel? While Bard’s ideas are strong and convincing, he ignores several crucial truths. In modern America, it is so difficult […]

Heebs of Hip-Hop

By Carly Silver | 1 Comment

Though the popular perception of a rapper usually includes a a humongous diamond necklace (see: Rick Ross’ chain with a pendant depicting his own face), tattoos covering every visible inch of one’s body, and a trace of marijuana smoke trailing up behind one’s head. In the past few years, though, many new faces have popped […]

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