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A special treat today in Tablet Magazine, as the inimitable, iconic cartoonist Steve Brodner, prompted by reports that a Disney-themed amusement park will be built in Haifa, imagines what an Israeli Disney World would look like.

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Marc Tracy is a staff writer at The New Republic, and was previously a staff writer at Tablet. He tweets @marcatracy.

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The Re-Skilling of America

Labor Unions vs. Working People

byVladislav Davidzon

byEduardo Halfon

In Love We Disappear

Welcoming the ‘Sabbath Queen’

Signs and Wondering

byStuart Halpern

First Moon Colony

byJeremy England

Obama Plays a Dead Man’s Hand in Lebanon, and Wins

Unfulfilled Promise

byAdam Gregerman

The UN’s Kosher Stamp for Terror

A Sephardic Thanksgiving Dinner

byJamie Betesh Carter

Back to Our Roots

A Place at the Table

byJamie Betesh Carter

The Fantastic Four

byStuart Halpern

The Unrepentant Self

byAlter Yisrael Shimon Feuerman

Leonard Cohen’s Lessons in Communal Responsibility

byEzra Seplowitz

The Fallen Soldier and the Fallen Coin

byHillel Kuttler

The Most Jewish Christmas Musical

byRokhl Kafrissen

The Mural in the Attic

Russian Terrorists and Their ‘Progressive’ Allies

S.Y. Agnon’s Secret Rabbi

byAviad Hacohen

The Man Riding a Lion

The Worst Trip Ever

byAdriana Kertzer,Pinchas ‘Pinni’ Baumol,Hadas Alterman,andMadison Margolin

byIan KingsburyandJay P. Greene

The Golden Age of Jewish Hockey

byJeffrey S. Gurock

Qatar’s World Cup FIFA Bribe Documents Exposed

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