Tablet Magazine

18 April 2024

10 Nisan 5784

A new survey reveals an alarming degree of anti-Israel and anti-Jewish bias in American literary circles and institutions

byMaxim D. Shrayer

Tablet’s First Personal

Tablet Magazine is seeking submissions of personal essays about belonging. Finalists will receive a cash prize and a spot at a live literary event in New York City; the winning essay will earn $500 and will be published in Tablet. For full details and deadlines, click here.

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The Golden Age of Jewish Hockey

Zach Hyman of the Edmonton Oilers joins the NHL’s exclusive 50-goal club, joining the fabulous Hughes brothers—Jack, Luke, and Quinn—and N.Y. Rangers defenseman Adam Fox in the league’s ranks of elite, bar mitzvahed talent. Add in Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman, and you’ve got hockey’s first all-Jewish All Star team.

byArmin Rosen

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RFK Jr. Isn’t a Spoiler

He’s a legitimate presidential contender who wrestles with real questions and inspires hope, in the face of well-organized and well-funded efforts to destroy him

byTeddy Macker

Why Edmund Wilson Saw Judaism as the Key to America’s Cultural Survival

The great New Yorker and New Republic critic discovered F. Scott Fitzgerald and Vladimir Nabokov and despised the federal income tax. He was also a passionate and erudite champion of the Hebrew language, Jewish culture, and the Jewish state.

byShalom Goldman

Going for the Gold

At a time like this, when being public about your Jewishness seems more scary—and more important—than ever, Judaica jewelry makes a powerful statement

byJamie Betesh Carter

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