“This request is intended as condemnation of Warren Kanders’ continued presence as Vice Chair of the Board,” the artist’s wrote in a letter.
They’re not even the first tampons to be named after Anne Frank.
The Forward is hosting a wine and hors d’oeuvres reception at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival.
Join Yiddish Forward Editor Rukhl Schaechter in Brooklyn as she leads a discussion called “How ‘Shtisel’ Has Changed the Way We Look at Hasidim.”
The Forward’s vintage press plates are going to be printed on an older model proof press — and you’re invited to watch!
Given his track record, it wouldn’t be surprising to learn that Hooper was taking some inspiration from Chagall.
It didn’t matter that I was a patriotic veteran who proudly served her country. I was told to leave this country if I didn’t like it.
Epstein registered as a sex offender in 2008. Nine years later, he donated $50,000 to UJA-Federation, called the largest local charity in the world.
The lawsuit seeks back wages for the past three years the plaintiff would have been employed.
The senator, a self-described socialist fighter for workers rights, should “carry through this commitment to its own field team,” union members said.
NRK defended the video, which received praise from a Holocaust denier, against allegations of anti-Semitism.
The Lowell Cafe in Los Angeles is set to make history in Los Angeles as the country’s first cannabis lounge.
What began as harsh criticism of Israel’s government took a theological turn when he suggested that Jews are noble because of their suffering.
“It’s going to be staggering, the amount of names,” a source with litigation against Epstein told Vanity Fair. “It’s going to be contagion numbers.”
The three suspects are all adults.
“I must’ve put eight Bobby pins and two clips to make sure that yarmulke was winning.”
“You have failed to defend our party’s anti-racist values. You have therefore failed the test of leadership,” the critics charged.
Thomas, the music director of the San Francisco Symphony, is the grandson of Yiddish Theater great Boris Thomashefsky.
