new zealand‘The strange and beautiful love story of the Maori and the Jews’The tight relationship between the two peoples predates the founding of New Zealand in 1840, and the Maori case for self-determination draws parallels with Zionism. Kiwi journalist David Cohen reports8 min read
‘I’m half-Jewish and half-Irish – this is how I see the Ireland of today’Amid rising antisemitism in the Emerald Isle, my biography – the exact same as James Joyce’s Leopold Bloom – is causing me more than a few headaches6 min read
Remembering the golden age of the New York Jewish intellectual maleI talk to the author of a new book about a group of mid-century Jewish writers who hold a mystique to this day4 min read
My journalist idol was better in printAs a young reporter, I revered the great columnist who died 20 years ago next week...until I was asked to interview him4 min read
Jewish body image is wrapped up in delusion and awarenessFrom King David to Daniel Mendoza, Jews have always defied the caricature of being weak and pathetic specimens4 min read||December 8, 2023 17:00
Charlie Chaplin, the pianist he hailed as a genius… and meClara Haskil’s musicianship was revered by aficianados, but her body’s frailty denied her the star career her talent deserved4 min read||June 15, 2023 11:03
When Einstein and Freud put tensions aside to write on warDespite a mutual loathing, when the League of Nations asked the two giants to collaborate over a pamphlet, they agreed5 min read||April 28, 2022 13:57