Jewish Literary Links
- “Philanthropists must address urgent needs in Israel – and one of those is supporting journalism.” So argues Rebecca Dinar in a new piece for eJewish Philanthropy. (Included: several relevant organizations she suggests supporting.)
- Speaking of journalism—this report is alarming.
- A powerful open letter from Australian Jewish artists (including writers) and academics.
- And one (which I have signed) that welcomes signatures from around the world, Jewish and non-Jewish, addressing “antisemitism, Israel, and the literary community.”
- Throughout the week I’ve continued to update the “After October 7: Readings, Recordings, and More” document-in-progress. Please bookmark and consult as you are inclined.
And a quick reminder that in this month before the first night of Hanukkah (December 7, this year), we observe Jewish Book Month. There is no better time to amplify Jewish books (and of course, that includes Israel-infused books). I’m trying to do my part on Twitter.
Shabbat shalom.
Thanks for sharing this, Erika.
Thank you, Michele.
Thanks Erika. I appreciate these updates.
Thank you for reading them, Laurie.
Thank you, Erika, for this! Your voice is, as are all of ours, so necessary right now.
Thank you–yes, all of our voices are necessary!
Erika:
Thank you for the link to the “Open Letter on Antisemitism, Israel, and the Literary Community.” In addition to signing it, I’m using it to try to help friends understand the facts and my concerns.
I’m holding all who are now living in fear in my heart, hoping that will help drive out the fear that has taken up residence there. May we find a path to acceptance of all and peace.
Sally
Thank you for your poignant note, Sally. Shabbat shalom.