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Jews are again being told to stop ‘moaning’ — but our fears must not be ‘shushed’ away
There is a jarring collective amnesia around the views of the author of The Color Purple
Ken Loach’s son-in-law Elliot Levey saw the tone shift towards hostility to the Jewish State
This is not a film with a Jewish sensibility — it’s a star vehicle for Bradley Cooper and his nose
The popular idea of three faiths living in harmony in Medieval Spain is a ludicrous distortion
Previous generations hid their Jewishness out of fear, but we can acknowledge it with pride
The puppet masters do try to fight antisemitism but they seem to forget about one offender
It's rare to see billionaires depicted without invoking Jewish themes
The departure of anchor Tucker Carlson lifts the lid on worrying tendencies at the network
Tracy-Ann Oberman’s female Shylock is a brilliant device not just for reconsidering ‘The Merchant of Venice’ but for looking at the role of opinionated women throughout history
On stage and screen, Jews just wanna have fun
She has written some awful plays and some people were offended by Seven Jewish Children, but we must not make the mistake of ignoring the merits of her other work
Both Jews and Hindus deserve their own heroes
Now it's time for the real test of British theatre
Whatever reservations some of us may have about the King's personal choices, his concern for the Jewish community is beyond doubt
When Muslims or Jews are being told they can’t be English if they don’t love canines, it should worry us all
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