London’s Tricycle Theater has hosted the Jewish Film Festival for eight years, but disagreements over Israeli funding have scuttled that arrangement.
Theater Pulls Out of Jewish Film Festival Due to Israeli Gov’t Funding
London’s Tricycle Theater has hosted the Jewish Film Festival for eight years, but disagreements over Israeli funding have scuttled that arrangement.
Working for peace in Israel and Gaza at this time takes a special kind of courage mixed with chutzpah. These NGOs are doing it.
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The Dead Prize, “celebrates” the worst in architecture, industrial design, and engineering.
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What is going on with the rebuilding of Haiti?