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December 3, 2021


Satirical Semite: My Crazy Ex-Wife
Marcus J Freed
December 3, 2021
Several of my friends were going through horrible divorces and I felt left out, so I invented my own nightmare spouse.

Alleged Vaccine Injuries in Israel: Underreported, Coincidental or a Tool for Anti-Vaxxers?
Orit Arfa
December 3, 2021
Niva is part of a growing community of people in Israel, and worldwide, who suspect or have been confirmed with a severe adverse effect (SAE) from the COVID vaccine, but which they often dub “vaccine injuries.”

“We’ve been here for two thousand years”: Dalia Sofer’s Novel of Post-Revolutionary Iran
Karen E. H. Skinazi
December 3, 2021
Sofer is a clever writer, and “Man of My Time” is a fast-paced novel, the historical backdrop informative without getting in the way of the story.

Antisemitic Stickers Found in Beverly Hills
Aaron Bandler
December 3, 2021
Both stickers were found on signs warning that anybody who parked on the respective street would be towed away.

Getting to Know Your Candles – a Hanukkah Writing Workshop with Emily Stern – NIGHT 7 2020
Emily Stern
December 3, 2021

Getting to Know Your Candles – a Hanukkah Writing Workshop with Emily Stern – NIGHT 6 2020
Emily Stern
December 3, 2021

Blessing For What is Forbidden — and Permitted
Matthew Schultz
December 3, 2021
As a society, we are currently renegotiating our understanding of which forms of sexuality are forbidden and which are permitted.

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