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Itamar Rabinovich, Martin Indyk and Richard Haass in Conversation with Jodi Rudoren Join former Israeli Ambassador to the US, and President of the Dan David Foundation, Itamar Rabinovich, former US Ambassador to Israel Martin Indyk, and past president of the Council on Foreign Relations Richard Haass for an evening of expert insights and analysis of foreign policy in Israel and the Middle East. |
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A rising number of skilled cooks are preparing gefilte fish and pastrami, but doing it their way. Shtetl cuisine was incredibly varied, depending on where one lived or their economic status. For many Ashkenazi Jews, the food of Yiddishland was typified by gefilte fish, chopped liver, stuffed goose neck, chicken soup with noodles, cholent and kugel. These foods, once ubiquitous in delis and kitchen tables in cities across the United States, have changed over time, meeting the tastes of younger generations and the increasing diversity of Jewish households. So, what does Yiddish cooking look like today? Who are some of the people at the forefront of this movement? And more importantly, where can you find some recipes to recreate these dishes? |
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| 5:30 P.M. PT IN-PERSON STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIF. |
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A conversation with the two of the editors of the oldest and most influential Jewish publications in the United States Join Jodi Rudoren, editor-in-chief of the Forward and Arielle Angel, editor-in-chief of Jewish Currents in a wide-ranging discussion on the state of American Jewish media. They will discuss ways each publication balances uniquely Jewish perspectives in a medium beholden to the impartiality of journalistic ethics, the pitfalls and power of public opinion writing and the density of intellectual and historical discourse. Does the “Jewish” of their titles refer to their approaches to the work or their audience? How do they ensure the integrity of their publications’ missions while juggling Israel and US politics, Jewish communal politics, and antisemitism? How is their work informed by a historical understanding of American Jewish communities? |
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| 7 P.M. PT IN-PERSON SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. |
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Forward Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren in conversation with Rabbi Jonathan Singer With antisemitism rising to record levels, protests filling the streets in Israel and shifts in Jewish communal life, Jodi Rudoren, editor-in-chief of the Forward will join Rabbi Jonathan Singer for a candid, wide-ranging in-person conversation about the issues, challenges and responsibilities Jewish journalists face today. |
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| 6 P.M. ET IN-PERSON/ONLINE NEW YORK, N.Y. |
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A conversation with the actor and activist and Benyamin Cohen, the Forward's news director and author of "The Einstein Effect" In Cohen’s new book, The Einstein Effect, he interviews people from all walks of life who are inspired by Einstein – including actor Mandy Patinkin. Einstein launched the International Rescue Committee to save his fellow German Jews from the Holocaust, and it remains one of the largest refugee aid organizations in the world. Patinkin, a long-time refugee activist, is the organization’s ambassador. |
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| 5:45 P.M. ET IN-PERSON NEW YORK, N.Y. |
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(Limited space available for this exclusive event!) Join us for a special evening with the Tony Award-nominated star of Parade in conversation with Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren to benefit the Forward. |
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| 6:30 P.M. ET IN-PERSON / ONLINE NEW YORK, N.Y. |
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Rabbi David Wolpe moderates a panel including Jodi Rudoren, Bret Stephens and more A conversation about the new book, Jewish Priorities: Sixty-Five Proposals for the Future of Our People, with author David Hazony, Rabbi David Wolpe and several of the book’s contributors, including Forward Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren. They’ll talk about what they believe our community needs most: from new ways to tackle antisemitism, to the promotion of Jewish pride and the sharpening of our focus on Israel, tradition, spirituality, consensus-building and ancient wisdom. |
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