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August 12, 2020
Beanie Feldstein Set to Play ‘Harriet the Spy’
She will voice the curious 11-year-old title character in “Harriet the Spy,” for Apple TV+
Nazis Who Killed Children Ran German Children’s Homes After the War, Report Finds
The report states that torture, abuse and malnourishment were commonplace at these homes.
‘Shtisel’s’ Michael Aloni to Star in ‘The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem’
Aloni will next lead the cast in Yes TV’s adaptation of “The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem,” a multi-generational, historical story.
Tiffany Haddish, Howie Mandel, Judy Gold, Gilbert Gottfried to Take Part in Lucille Ball Virtual Festival
The National Comedy Center’s annual Lucille Ball Festival goes virtual this year, with many MOTs among the artists taking part.
Sorry, Not Sorry: How Do We Forgive and Evolve in an Age of Cancel Culture?
Cancel culture is based on the heartless assertion that people can’t and won’t ever change. In Judaism, we learn the opposite.
‘Modern Kosher’ Offers a Taste of Jewish Cuisine’s Evolution
The book is so inventive and inviting that it has a shelf life that will extend far beyond our present circumstances.
Nick Cannon, ADL Call for Unity Between Black and Jewish Communities in Joint Op-Ed
“When Blacks and Jews fight one another, racists rejoice and bigots celebrate, even as the silent majority among our people mourn.”
Israel’s Hadassah Hospital ‘a Partner’ in Development of Russian Coronavirus Vaccine, Director Says
“They’re doing fine work, they work differently to us and we adapt our methods to them.”
Black Jewish Cantorial and Rabbinical Students Share Their Experiences of Racism in the Community
“I expected my Jewish family to stand up for me and that’s not what happened. I just want our community to not be complacent.”