Don’t Cry For Milei, Argentina
January 4, 2024
The South American nation’s new president adores Judaism and Israel.
Roberto Loiederman
Mezuzah
November 16, 2023
For us, that mezuzah represents connection and continuity. It’s a way of saying: We’re Jews and we live here.
God on Psychedelics? New Book Explores Current Trends
April 20, 2023
One of the threads in “God on Psychedelics” is Lattin’s deep dive into the growing number of groups using entheogens as their sacrament.
Moritz Hochschild: Ruthless Capitalist or Heroic Savior of Jews?
December 21, 2022
Because of his huge economic influence, Hochschild was able to convince Bolivian government officials that it was in their economic interest to offer visas to imperiled European Jews.
New Book Explores Cold Case Murders at a Jewish Farming Colony in Argentina
April 21, 2022
The reader looks over Sinay’s shoulder during the twists and turns of his research, which goes back and forth in time and involves many threads.
New Book Explores Cold Case Murders at a Jewish Farming Colony in Argentina
April 10, 2022
The reader looks over Sinay’s shoulder during the twists and turns of his research, which goes back and forth in time and involves many threads.
In Argentina, Justice Is Elusive — Again
December 30, 2020
It is more likely that no one will ever be convicted of the bombing of AMIA.
The Yom Kippur War: A Story of Love and Friendship
September 23, 2020
A story about making it back to the kibbutz.
‘Where’s the Beef?’ Serves Up Passionate Appeal for Veganism
September 8, 2020
Ori Shavit’s passion for veganism is grounded in her fight against the idea that humans have the right to use other species as they please.
Adapt and Adopt: The Evolution of Latin American Jewish Cuisine
July 27, 2020
Cohen said that the Sephardic Jews who immigrated to Latin America tended to adapt quickly because most knew Judeo-Spanish, similar to Spanish and Portuguese
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