Museum of Jewish Heritage

There was a pre-pandemic and a post-pandemic production.

They did it at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

And then they did it at Stage 42, which is where I saw it off Broadway.

And I will never forget that production.

In a separate political development, Yoaz Hendel, chairman of the Reservists and Economists Party, appealed to Ofer Winter to reconsider his allegiance to the current government and jointly form a blocking block to ensure entry only into a Zionist government.

Finally, on a more uplifting note, a sculpture designed by Israeli artists has been unveiled at the New York Holocaust Museum.

The installation, which incorporates hostage tags, offers a sense of closure for the Jewish community as they mark the anniversary of the Hamas attack.

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Norman Lebrecht is author of a book called Genius and Anxiety.

He discussed it in a video with the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

Between the middle of the 19th and the middle of the 20th centuries, the most fertile period in human history, about three dozen individuals changed the way that we see the world.

Almost half of them were Jews.

And people who have in the past called me out and said I'm a Zionist, called me out and said I'm a normalizer, are totally correct on this.

Part of the mayor's strategy for this fake problem is to increase school trips to the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

I don't think antisemitism is a fake problem.

I think antisemitism is a real problem, as all different forms of bigotry are.

But this element of it is still true.

The museum is explicitly Zionist, and last year held a Rage Against Hate event full of Islamophobic speakers, including the former chief of Mossad and Alan Levy.

On October 27th, Shurat HaDin hosted the second annual Rage Against the Hate conference at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Manhattan.

Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, president of the Shurat HaDin, opened the conference.

Mamdani says the city is restarting an interagency security working group so agencies can identify threats and protect Jewish New Yorkers before a hate crime occurs.

The strategy also calls for more school trips to the Museum of Jewish Heritage and expanded training for school staff.

But the Republican Jewish Coalition calls the announcement, quote, "faux concern." In a post on X, the group points to Mamdani's first day reversal of the city's adoption of the IHRA antisemitism definition.

The new report describes antisemitism, but explicitly declines to adopt a single definition.

I'm proud to announce the nation's first ever municipal strategy to combat anti-Semitism, a roadmap for how our administration will confront the scourge of anti-Semitism now and in the future.

The mayor's action plan includes an additional 6.4 million for hate crime prevention and survivor support, 4.5 million for Jewish cultural institutions, one million for synagogue and Hebrew school security, expanded education on Jewish history and cultural contributions, and public school field trips to the Museum of Jewish Heritage.

But it offers no comprehensive definition of anti-Semitism.

anti-Semitism.Scott Richman of ADL says that's a problem