A look at four plays from New York’s Fringe Festival
Uri Davis calls himself ‘a Palestinian, Hebrew, of Jewish origin, anti-Zionist’
Claims eccentric Israeli entrepreneur
NYC theater festival starts this week
She testified against him
Says Reform movement leader
With the help of a bunch of Jews
Misaskim shows up whenever Jewish bodies are involved
Same name, different men—despite what the blogosphere is saying
A Bozeman, Montana, congregation found its rabbi: a former lawyer with a non-Jewish wife
Reform rabbi wants universal coverage; Orthodox doesn’t
Writer, former Communist, name-namer, and maybe bad for the Jews
Does a ‘hate crime’ designation really mean anything?
Introducing Z Street, a counterpoint to J Street
Was it homophobia?
A play examines the notion that Nazis made soap from Jewish flesh
Brings people together
Or else it’s a Christ allegory
And a conspiracy was behind it, says Fatah official
With Jews-as-primates imagery
Supports divinely mandated peace plan
Cranky essayist prefers the early, funny stuff
A documentary examines the life of Gertrude Berg, the driving force behind TV’s The Goldbergs
Say Russian-language Israeli media, while denying racism
Hitler not all bad, auto-racing honcho says
West Bank not so lucky
Left by heirless Jews
A pair of twins navigate geographic and political divides
Playwright David Adjmi’s love-hate relationship with his Syrian Jewish roots
A dispatch from Madoff’s sentencing
