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Judaism

March 2025

  • Children sit at table in costumes

    Purim is not a celebration of slaughter, but of survival against attempted genocide

    Letters: Chief Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis responds to an article that said the festival could be seen as an example of Jewish zealotry
  • PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONLFICT<br>A woman salvages a framed picture as she prepares to leave the Nur Shams camp for Palestinian refugees, where Israeli forces allowed residents to retrieve belongings after issuing reported demolition notifications for several houses, in the occupied West Bank on March 5, 2025. Israel launched a major military incursion in the occupied West Bank on February 21, two days after the Gaza ceasefire began. According to the UN, at least 55 Palestinians and three Israeli soldiers have died in the operation, which has displaced over 40,000 Palestinians, and in which the military has razed many homes. (Photo by Zain JAAFAR / AFP) (Photo by ZAIN JAAFAR/AFP via Getty Images)

    As Jews celebrate Purim, let us end the slaughter in Gaza committed in our name

    Peter Beinart
    Our refusal to reckon with the dark side of Purim reflects a refusal to reckon with the dark side of ourselves
    • US to revoke student visas over ‘pro-Hamas’ social media posts flagged by AI – report

    • Columbia University investigates students critical of Israel amid Trump’s threats

    • Hopeful or ‘hate-fuelled’? Film of controversial play about Israel gets London premiere

February 2025

  • Germany's chancellor, Olaf Scholz (right), with Israel's PM, Benjamin Netanyahu, in March 2023. Photograph: Abdulhamid Hosbas/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

    The Audio Long Read
    Israel and the delusions of Germany’s ‘memory culture’ – podcast

    Germany embraced Israel to atone for its wartime guilt. But was this in part a way to avoid truly confronting its past? By Pankaj Mishra. Read by Mikhail Sen
  • Melbourne University building and sign

    Australian universities’ new antisemitism definition has some academics worried. Here’s why

    Warnings decision could have ‘chilling’ effect and limit scope of education on Middle East
  • Nigel Farage speaks as Jordan Peterson looks on

    UK populists mix faith and politics with parroting of ‘Judeo-Christian values’

    Rightwingers in Britain are beguiled by the potential of religious rhetoric after its use by Trump and Vance in the US

January 2025

  • Simone Abel, a parent and head of legal at the Executive Council of Australian Jewry

    The new school year is usually a time of joy but Jewish parents in Sydney are anxious and uncertain

  • Germany's chancellor, Olaf Scholz stands at a podium with Israel's PM, Benjamin Netanyahu, with German and Israeli flags behind.

    The long read
    Israel and the delusions of Germany’s ‘memory culture’

  • Australian attorney general Mark Dreyfus

    For my great-grandparents, for all Jews, for all humanity, I say never again

    Mark Dreyfus
  • View of the Auschwitz gate, on which a sign in German reads: 'Work Sets You Free'

    Today in Focus
    Revisited: Life after Auschwitz – podcast

  • ‘A moral wreckage that we need to face’: Peter Beinart on being Jewish after Gaza’s destruction

  • ‘New way of bearing witness’: one of biggest Holocaust archives goes online

  • Third of young adults in UK ‘unable to name Auschwitz or any Nazi death camps’

  • Anne Frank exhibit opening in New York amid US debate over antisemitism

  • Other lives
    Irma Grant obituary

  • TV review
    What Happened at Auschwitz review – this urgent documentary is a small step back towards enlightenment

  • Other lives
    Simon Benscher obituary

  • ‘A ray of light’: Palestinian and Jewish leaders in UK respond to ceasefire deal

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