Jews can be humanists
A lot of evil is done to people because of their particular identities, but that is no reason to entrench…
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There is little tolerance in Israel for dissenting feelings
Political beliefs are one thing, but to cry for friends in Gaza or pray for all slain children is now…
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The complicated legacy of Henry Kissinger
America’s most powerful secretary of state has died at 100. Let’s not airbrush his history.
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Henry Kissinger’s real triumph
The former diplomat, who has died at age 100, profited for decades by telling clients what they wanted to hear.
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Lapland: a prisoner of geography
Threatened by Russia as well as climate change, Finland’s northernmost region has become a front line of western Europe’s existential…
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Lessons of growing up black and Jewish
Many Jews of colour interpret Zionism through our experience with racism, and we recognise the supremacist logic that underpins it.
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Serbia’s Russian revolution
In Belgrade there is tension between liberal émigrés and the more pro-Putin locals, but there is hope too.
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Humza Yousaf: what my family went through in Gaza
The blasts, hunger and terror they’ve experienced will never leave them.
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