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Max Kessler: Adam Sandler character, or doppelgänger?

By Samara Abramson | Comments Off on Max Kessler: Adam Sandler character, or doppelgänger?

  Max Kessler looks exactly like Adam Sandler. The name of Adam Sandler’s character in his new movie is Max Kessler. This is wild. And it’s already gone viral on Reddit. Meet the one, the only, The Real Max Kessler.   Samara Abramson is a graduate student at Columbia University.

IfNotNow’s protest at the ADL ended with 17 arrests — and stronger connections to Judaism

By Chloe Sobel | Comments Off on IfNotNow’s protest at the ADL ended with 17 arrests — and stronger connections to Judaism

IfNotNow’s “Liberation Seder” in New York on Wednesday began with a march from Bryant Park to the lobby of the Anti-Defamation League’s office building, and ended with the arrests of 17 protesters. The New York action was one of five that took place from April 19-21 held by the Jewish anti-occupation group. IfNotNow was founded […]

Why progressive Jews should be outraged about Hasidic schools

By Amram Altzman | Comments Off on Why progressive Jews should be outraged about Hasidic schools

When news broke back in September of the systematic and egregious lack of regulation of secular studies curricula in Hasidic and Haredi schools, there was little outcry from the rest of the Jewish community over the fact that a large segment of our population — already growing up cut off from the rest of the world […]

Stanford student’s apology for anti-Semitism misses the mark

By Chloe Sobel | Comments Off on Stanford student’s apology for anti-Semitism misses the mark

Last week, I wrote a news piece about a Stanford student who argued that the old anti-Semitic canard that Jews control the media isn’t necessarily anti-Semitism. Gabriel Knight, a student senator in Stanford’s Undergraduate Senate, was discussing the language of a resolution to support the Stanford Jewish community against anti-Semitism. Knight was referring to a clause that […]

Stanford student: Saying Jews control banks isn’t necessarily anti-Semitism

By Chloe Sobel | 1 Comment

  At a meeting of Stanford University’s Undergraduate Senate last night, a student senator said the idea that Jews control “the media, economy, government and other societal institutions” is “not anti-Semitism.” According to the Stanford Daily, Gabriel Knight was questioning the language of a resolution to support the Stanford Jewish community against anti-Semitism. The bill was […]

Swastika found off-campus at Brandeis — at a party hosted by Jewish frat

By Chloe Sobel | Comments Off on Swastika found off-campus at Brandeis — at a party hosted by Jewish frat

  Sometime between Friday night and Saturday morning at Brandeis University, someone drew a swastika in condensation on the window of a house where the college’s AEPi chapter was hosting a party. Brandeis’ student population is 47 percent Jewish, according to Hillel International, and it was founded in 1948 as a non-sectarian, Jewish-sponsored university. “That a […]

Does the anti-Semitism debate at CUNY pose a threat to academic freedom?

By Chloe Sobel | Comments Off on Does the anti-Semitism debate at CUNY pose a threat to academic freedom?

What exactly is going on at CUNY? The public university has recently come under fire from the Zionist Organization of America for alleged anti-Semitic incidents on some of its campuses, which ZOA is blaming on chapters of Students for Justice in Palestine. ZOA is so convinced of SJP’s responsibility that it has explicitly called for […]

Anti-Semitic slurs found in University at Buffalo admin building

By Chloe Sobel | Comments Off on Anti-Semitic slurs found in University at Buffalo admin building

The University at Buffalo has been added to the list of university campuses that have seen anti-Semitic graffiti this year. According to The Spectrum, the anti-Semitic slurs were found on March 23 in a men’s bathroom in Capen Hall, the university’s main administration building. The University Police Department believes it to have been an isolated incident, but […]

Campus anti-Semitism isn’t always about Israel

By Chloe Sobel | Comments Off on Campus anti-Semitism isn’t always about Israel

Today, the Forward published six students — five studying at American universities, one in South Africa — who answered a call to write about an experience at college that had shaped their Jewish identity in ways good, bad, or other. It’s an interesting read. The preface states that “every student interpreted the question as being about […]

It’s time for Jews to become intersectional

By Amram Altzman | 1 Comment

“Is _________ good for the Jews?” This question seems to be asked any time a major political development is revealed, especially in the Diaspora. One might ask, for example, if Canada’s new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is good for the Jews; many asked if Obama’s election in 2008 was good for the Jews; and there […]

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