Arab League Visits China’s Xinjiang Region, Rejects Uyghur Genocide
Feds to investigate NY college where an assault survivor
group booted a Zionist student
For the First Time in Print, a Haunting Lost Classic
The enigmatic Susan Taubes wrote the coming-of-age novel
“Lament for Julia” in the 1960s; 54 years after her death, its gothic splendors
shine.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/07/books/review/lament-for-julia-susan-taubes.html
AIPAC Policy Blitz
C-SPAN Booknotes James Risen, "The Last Honest
Man"
‘Elie Wiesel’ Review: Voice in the Wilderness
To keep the memory of the Holocaust alive, Elie Wiesel
fought against what he identified as a deep unwillingness to speak clearly
about the atrocity.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/elie-wiesel-review-voice-in-the-wilderness-5a894155?mod=djembooks
Brooklyn rabbi slammed with voter fraud accusations in
Catskills, locals fear new religious rules (*)
https://nypost.com/2023/06/08/brooklyn-rabbi-slammed-with-voter-fraud-accusations-in-catskills/
(*) h/t to AS
Nota bene - I am not endorsing the editorial slant of any of these articles; Some I agree with, others maybe not. I am saying they are worth knowing about. Your recommendations for WHAT'S WORTH KNOWING are welcome. ej5@nyu.edu
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I am open to running your criticism if it is not ad hominem. I prefer praise, though.