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An East Williamsburg appetizing shop offers 'a taste of nostalgia' to its customers

(New York Jewish Week) — Let’s face it: Classic Jewish deli and appetizing shops are having a moment. According to Bon Appetit, “the old school deli is the newest hot girl hangout,” while an exhibit on Jewish delis at the New-York Historical Society...

 
 By Jacob Henry    Features    March 3, 2023

Are the goblins in 'Hogwarts Legacy' antisemitic?

(JTA) - When people enter the world of "Hogwarts Legacy," the blockbuster video game that was officially released on Friday, they will find themselves immersed in the fictional universe of "Harry...

 

Weekly roundup of world briefs

Catholic school soccer team that brawled with Miami Jewish school forfeits state semifinal By Andrew Lapin (JTA) – A Catholic high school in Miami forfeited its semifinal game in a state soccer tournament over the weekend, days after players f...

 
 By Steve Lipman    News    March 3, 2023

'There was no time to sleep': 4 Jews reflect on a year of helping Ukrainians at war

(JTA) - In the months after Russian tanks rolled into her country last February, the music largely stopped for Elizaveta Sherstuk. The founder of a Jewish choral ensemble called Aviv in her hometown...

 
 By Jacob Gurvis    Features    March 3, 2023

'Swastika boards' and 'surf Nazis': New documentary explores surfing's history of antisemitism

(JTA) - When he was 13 years old, Josh Greene moved with his family to San Clemente, California, a city known as one of the best spots for surfing on the West Coast. Greene quickly fell in love with...

 

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