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How the U.S. wined and dined Nazis, then destroyed the evidence, in Netflix doc
“Camp Confidential” tells the story of P.O. Box 1142, where Jewish soldiers entertained and recruited Nazi scientists.
Netflix’s newest Israeli hit is simplistic and racist, no matter how many times it name-drops the Oslo Accords
“The Girl from Oslo” sees the Middle East conflict in black and white, and carelessly demonizes its Palestinian characters.
Why there needs to be an Orthodox episode of ‘Queer Eye’
“Queer Eye” has been focusing on drawing attention to social issues such as discrimination and hate crimes. Where’s the visibly Orthodox guest?
Why it matters that the pope has his own Netflix show
“Stories of a Generation” features Pope Francis as host. But why would the pope — who hasn’t watched TV in over 20 years — go on Netflix?
The 12 best Jewish and Jew-ish TV series of 2021
Hannah Einbinder’s “Hacks,” Mike Flanagan’s “Midnight Mass” and Netflix’s “The Chair,” among others, stood out this year.
Why Netflix’s ‘Blown Away’ Christmas special seemed a little too Christmas-y for its Jewish contestants
In “Blown Away: Christmas,” three out of five contestants don’t celebrate the holiday in question. Seems weird — just saying.
Does Netflix’s ‘Inside Job’ encourage antisemitic conspiracy theorists?
Lizzy Caplan stars in a new, animated show about a secret cabal that runs the world. Sound familiar?
Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’ came at the right time in the Jewish calendar
The Korean show skewers our class dynamics and shows the detrimental impact of debt on our society — just in time for the shmita year.
Netflix renews ‘My Unorthodox Life’ for second season
No details about the content of season two or any approximate release date were disclosed.
Could this real-life Nazi salute incident have inspired Netflix’s ‘The Chair’?
The central plot point sounds a lot like a real incident involving a Jewish and Quaker teacher.