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Since Oct. 7, there has been much discussion surrounding antisemitism in the North American literary realm. In the winter of 2024, the literary...
“[A colleague] felt the need to remind me that criticism of Israel is not antisemitism. I hadn’t said otherwise. I had not even mentioned...
The summer I turned 10, my parents thought a really cool family road trip would be to attend the NDP founding convention in Ottawa. My dad was a...
When it comes to generating global headlines, Canada and Israel are typically about as far apart as two countries can get. And yet since Oct. 7, the...
There’s a scene in Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life (1983) that I have had stuck in my head for the past week, given its surprising relevance to...
“It’s not personal… It’s strictly business.” That’s the self-deception Michael Corleone coolly lays on his brother when he declares, in a...
Graham Platner, he of the Nazi chest tattoo (since adjusted), the Democrats’ very own Trumpy, post-woke bearer of red flags, won a primary election,...
The race for mayor only truly began once Olivia Chow ended months of completely needless speculation about whether she would run again. Spoiler:...
Shocking exactly no one, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani did not attend the city’s Israel Day parade. If a politician refuses to attend the cultural...
Sitting in the audience of Harold Green Jewish Theatre Company’s Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish, I found myself holding back tears for much of the...
Having devoted much of my time in a French doctoral program at New York University to studying antisemitism, it has been a strange experience to see...
R.F. Kuang is a star novelist with an impressive list of bestsellers and awards. After establishing herself as a fantasy writer in the late 2010s, in...
After stonewalling for two and a half years in the face of being accused of every human rights abuse in the book and a few that haven’t even been...
Note: This article contains spoilers for the TV show The Boys. There is only one explicitly Jewish character in The Boys, Amazon Prime Video’s...
There are books that entertain, books that educate, and books that force us to examine the moral condition of the institutions around us. Hank...
My interests in Britcom reruns, Jewish matters, straight womanhood, and department stores tend to be pretty compartmentalized. Yet they all converge...
By late in the day on Oct. 7, 2023, I already felt the world begin to crack down the middle and people scramble frantically to one side or another to...
The splashy takeaway from Emily Lawford’s New Statesman cover story, “Meet the Angry Young Women: Across Britain a radical new feminism is...
The New York Times hosted a high-production-value videocast about whether it’s good Marxist praxis to shoplift from Whole Foods. As infotainment,...
Much has been made of Jewish students’ claims not to feel safe on Canadian campuses. Professors and press alike have regarded these concerns as a...
Often, when a famous person comes out with a memoir, readers wonder if it will address the elephant in the room, whatever that might be for the...
This past Shabbat, the doors of Beth Tzedec Congregation in Toronto were locked. The lights went low. More than 200 people pressed against walls and...
I never expected to be working on combatting antisemitism or Jewish community advocacy. Nearly ten years ago, I travelled to Israel as a...
The buzzword of the moment is decentre. Everyone’s decentring everything all the time these days. Or maybe there are just two main contexts in which...
The best influencer is a 70-year-old French-Jewish woman I had never heard of until about a week ago. But before I introduce you to her (well, to her...
As the guy who presided over the New Democratic Party’s decline to fourth party status and a single digit seat count, Jagmeet Singh is a complete...
I’ve heard it said That people come into our lives For a reason Bringing something we must learn… —“For Good,” from Wicked. In the...
My first-ever sleepaway camp experience, aged eight, left something to be desired. Summer camp itself was fine, but socially, this one was not the...
I first read George Alec Effinger’s science-fiction short story “All the Last Wars at Once” in high school. At the time, I found it...
“We see our struggles for fair pay, respect, and safety as connected to struggles against genocide and forces of exploitation around the world.”...
I don’t normally write about the anti-Zionist position or right-wing antisemitism because they are (for now) both mostly irrelevant in Canada. I do...
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