Yes, these three—again!
If you missed it, you can catch the recording of their webinar for Diaspora Jews (moderated by the Times of Israel‘s Amanda Borschel-Dan this past Monday).
Here’s an accompanying compilation of recommended resources.
(Don’t have time for the full recording? You can also consult this solid summary by Gary Rosenblatt.)
I’ve just listened to this podcast episode (and yes, there’s also a transcript). I thought it was really well done. See if you agree.
The series is hosted by Noam Weissman.
“To our sisters and brothers in the Diaspora:
We are writing to you from Jerusalem in the weeks before the High Holidays, during this time of introspection and self-reckoning, to urge you to join the extraordinary Israeli protest movement that is fighting to save the vision that created this country 75 years ago.”
Read the rest of their message—and register for their September 4 webinar—on the site of The Times of Israel.
“I couldn’t walk easily, much less drive, but I knew I needed to be in Pittsburgh the moment I saw a CNN news alert that a shooting had taken place in a synagogue there.”
That’s the first line in Ron Kampeas’s must-read “Covering the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting and Its Aftermath Tested Me as a Jewish Journalist” (JTA).
“The truth is that the news media do have a problem in much of their reporting on Israel and Diaspora Jewry. It might help further their understanding if it weren’t called an ‘antisemitism problem’ — a loaded term that does more to insult than educate — and were described instead as an ignorance problem.
This essay is intended to address that ignorance.”
Source: Yaacov Katz, “Mainstream Media: Not Antisemitic but Blind to Jewish Concerns” (Sapir)