Lilly Maier is a news intern at the Forward. She is a graduate journalism student at New York University, where she studies as a Fulbright scholar. She also holds a B.A. in Jewish history from the University of Munich.
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Lilly Maier
By Lilly Maier
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The Schmooze Democrat, Venture Capitalist, Dating a Super Model: 8 Things You Should Know About the Other Kushner
These days, much has been written about Jared Kushner, husband to Ivanka Trump and soon-to-be special advisor to the president. But there is another Kushner who remains a little more mysterious: Joshua. Despite his famous family relations – and the fact that he is dating a super model – Joshua has managed to keep a…
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Fast Forward Jared Kushner’s East Village Tenants Appalled at His White House Appointment
Tenants of almost forty buildings that Jared Kushner owns in the East Village are shocked about the appointment of their landlord as special advisor to the president, the Village Voice reported. Kushner has been repeatedly accused of tenant harassment and lack of providing essential services, in one building tenants didn’t have cooking gas for five…
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The Schmooze The 7 Most Epic Jewish Bromances
With President Obama leaving the White House, we also have to say goodbye to one of our favorite bromances of all-time. Yup, you know what we’re talking about. The leader of the free world and his “brother” Vice President Joe Biden. Spring forward A photo posted by Vice President Joe Biden (@vp) on Mar 8,…
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News German Court: Synagogue Torching Was Israel Criticism, Not Anti-Semitism
A German regional court called the attempt to burn down a synagogue in the city of Wuppertal in 2014 a criticism of Israel and not an anti-Semitic attack. By doing so, the court affirmed a lower court’s ruling that had come to the same decision in 2015, the “Jüdische Allgemeine,” Germany’s largest Jewish newspaper, reported….
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Fast Forward Make a Jewish Statement at the Women’s March With A Snarky Sticker
It’s exactly one week until the inauguration of Donald Trump. And that means it’s exactly eight days until the Women’s March on Washington (and the hundreds of “sister” marches planned in other states). Only a few Jewish organizations have officially endorsed the march, some because it falls on Shabbat. But many Jewish women (and men)…
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News ‘Angel of Death’ Dr. Josef Mengele Now Himself Object of Medical Study
The remains of Dr. Josef Mengele, the Nazi leader who was known as the “Angel of Death” for his torturous experiments on prisoners, are now being used to teach medical students at a Brazilian university. Mengele died in Brazil decades after fleeing Auschwitz. For 30 years his cranium and his bones had been left untouched…
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Life Meet the Women Who Use Snarky Ad Campaigns to ‘Save Judaism’
For almost two decades, Archie Gottesman and Stacy Stuart wrote the snarky ad campaigns for Manhattan Mini Storage that reached cult status with New Yorkers: “Why leave a city that has six professional sports teams, and also the Mets?,” one read. Another: “Let your personality be the reason people don’t want to come to your…
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Fast Forward Elie Wiesel’s Son Elisha Named Tech Chief at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Elisha Wiesel, son of Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize winner Elie Wiesel, will be chief information officer at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the bank announced Monday. Wiesel will oversee more than 10,000 people in the bank’s technology division. He will replace R. Martin Chavez in a rotation of top management posts that followed the…
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