Grace Gilson
By Grace Gilson
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Fast Forward A publisher is reissuing a 1931 novel to bolster Jewish representation in Hollywood
The reissue comes in response to accusations of antisemitism directed towards the Academy Museum in Los Angeles
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Fast Forward It’s official: Southeast Florida’s Jewish population is growing — and getting younger
The study helps quantify a Jewish boom that has burgeoned in southern Florida in recent years
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Fast Forward Swedish teens who attacked Israeli embassy caught in Iranian terrorism plot, CNN finds
The attacks follow a similar pattern of Iranian-linked terror plots in recent years
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Fast Forward In new letter, Mahmoud Khalil downplays campus antisemitism and accuses some students of ‘participating in the genocide’
The detained Columbia grad and other students filed a lawsuit seeking to block the university from sending disciplinary records to a House committee last month
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Fast Forward Play about Roald Dahl’s antisemitism wins 3 Olivier Awards
Jewish actor Elliot Levey won best actor in a supporting role
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Fast Forward Texas bakery reportedly becomes first bagel shop to be named James Beard Award finalist
Jewish-founded Starship Bagel also won “Best Bagel” at the 2023 New York Bagelfest
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Fast Forward ‘That’s Simchas Torah’: The Jewish Val Kilmer moment you might have missed
The late actor referenced a relatively obscure Jewish holiday during his first film debut
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Fast Forward From ‘October 8’ to ‘The Encampments,’ these new documentaries illuminate the post-Oct. 7 American experience
The five new documentaries include 'October 8,' 'The Encampments,' 'Blind Spot,' 'The New Jew: Days of War' and 'The Children of October 7'
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