Arielle Angel

The JVP national members meeting was a show of force at a moment of alarming vulnerability to repression.

Palestinian writer Abdaljawad Omar discusses the left’s relationship to Hamas and armed resistance.

The editor-in-chief of Jewish Currents on recommitting to our movements in this moment.

Jewish responses to a recent event commemorating the the Nakba reveal a communal narcissism, which sees Palestinians’ very identity as being first and foremost about Jews.

Though it may be a potent political tool, grievance can also maintain our investment in our own oppression.

Rallies won’t save abortion rights. What will?

For Jews engaged in Palestine solidarity work, what might be gained by refusing excommunication from our own communities?

For Jews engaged in Palestine solidarity work, what might be gained by refusing excommunication from our own communities?

Three writers and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors, including Plunder author Menachem Kaiser, discuss the conventions of the “3G memoir” and the commodification of Holocaust stories.

A co-founder of the queer, anarchist café Pink Peacock discusses recent run-ins with law enforcement and Jewish leftism in the UK.

As she exits Jewish Voice for Peace, Rabbi Alissa Wise describes the emotional toll of years of Jewish activism for Palestine.

A conversation with scholar Devin E. Naar about what meaningful Sephardic representation might look like in the wake of near-total erasure.

Reflections from quarantine on the Jewish commandment to make a calendar.

To respond to the coronavirus crisis, we must fight to replace the logics of capitalism with the logics of care.

The new British Jewish left is mobilizing to reframe the narrative around antisemitism in Labour.

His albums took up the grand project of Jewishness, to which he came honestly: wrestling with God, playing the stranger.

Moving protest from performance to disruption.

What is the artist’s responsibility in a time of political crisis?

Two grandchildren of Holocaust survivors exchange letters on making art and meaning from the Holocaust.