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Did a social justice-focused Jewish non-profit give in to a right-wing harassment campaign by firing an anti-Zionist employee? – Mondoweiss

| July 8, 2022

It was supposed to be a dream job. When Anna Rajagopal spoke to me about Avodah, they understood it to be a non-profit social justice group that works specifically with recent college graduates and young Jews from the ages of 21 to 26, placing them in a target city with the National Jewish Service Corps to do Tikkun Olam work, or world-healing work, specifically around social justice. For Rajagopal, who is a young, anti-Zionist activist and Jew of color, Avodahs mission statement resonated because of its emphasis on anti-racism and inciting social change.

When the IRS Targeted Jewish Activists – Jewish Journal

| July 8, 2022

The allegation that the Trump administration may have used the Internal Revenue Service against two of the presidents high-profile opponents has sparked much debate. For the American Jewish community, its a reminder of a disturbing episode that took place during the Holocaust era.

Owner of Toronto Kosher Store Reports Death Threats from BDS Activists – Algemeiner

| July 8, 2022

The lives of a Canadian Jewish kosher store owner and his family were threatened following an anti-Israel protest outside Jewish-owned businesses in the Toronto suburb of Thornhill.

A lovin tribute to one of the unsung Jewish heroes of rock n roll – Forward

| July 8, 2022

The Lovin' Spoonful pose on a street in the 1960s. Clockwise from bottom: drummer Joe Butler, bassist Steve Boone, co-founder and lead guitarist Zal Yanovsky and co-founder and singer John Sebastian. Photo by Getty Images By Dan EpsteinJuly 07, 2022 Despite their seven Top 10 hits including 1966s chart-topping hot pavement anthem Summer in the City and their (belated) induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the Lovin Spoonful are all too often left out of the great American bands of the 1960s conversation.

Some Jewish groups blast the end of Roe as a violation of their religious beliefs – NPR

| June 26, 2022

A protester carries a sign as they attend the "Jewish Rally for Abortion Justice" rally at Union Square near the U.S. Capitol on May 17. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images hide caption A protester carries a sign as they attend the "Jewish Rally for Abortion Justice" rally at Union Square near the U.S.

Could New York City Lose Its Last Remaining Jewish Congressman? – The New York Times

| June 26, 2022

But the rise and fall of Jewish influence is a clear, familiar arc in a city that has absorbed waves of immigrants, who grew in numbers, economic power and, eventually, political stature only to be supplanted by those who followed. It happened to the Dutch, English, Germans, Irish and Italians, and now to New Yorks Jews, who at their peak in the 1950s accounted for a quarter or more of the citys total population and gained footholds at all levels of government

Whatever Happened to the ‘Pro-Jewish’ Left? – Tablet Magazine

| June 26, 2022

It is a truism among many observers of the current socio-political scene that politics has become a substitute religion for large numbers of Americans. Writing about the sacralization of politics, Shadi Hamid, for example, stated that on the left, the woke take religious notions such as original sin, atonement, ritual, and excommunication and repurpose them for secular ends; [while] on the right, adherents of a Trump-centric ethno-nationalism still drape themselves in some of the trappings of organized religion, but the result is a movement that often looks like a tent revival stripped of Christian witness.

"The Button Box" Explores a Muslim-Jewish Friendship With Time Travel – Jewish Journal

| June 26, 2022

In The Button Box, a new middle grade novel, a Muslim-Jewish friendship is at the center of an exciting time-travel tale.

The documentarian and producer of Jewish film at the center of Jan. 6 hearings – Jewish Insider

| June 26, 2022

British filmmaker Alex Holder, whose raw footage of former President Donald Trumps inner circle and as-yet-unseen footage of the Capitol riot has attracted attention from the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack, is no stranger to having his films aired on the biggest stages.

Activist Ana Maria Archila is running for lieutenant governor of New York with the help of progressive Jews – Forward

| June 26, 2022

Ana Maria Archila at a NYC rally protesting the Supreme Court's abortion ruling on June 25, 2022 Photo by Gili Getz By Jacob KornbluhJune 26, 2022 The Supreme Court abortion ruling on Friday drew mass nationwide protests, with Democrats hoping it would mobilize voters to the polls in the midterm elections. For Ana Maria Archila, an ally of progressive Jewish activists and candidate for lieutenant governor of New York, the call to action could be put to test in Tuesdays Democratic primaries. Archila, 43, gained national attention in 2018 when she confronted then-Sen.


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