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Author: Katya Sedgwick

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Katya Sedgwick

Mom. Wife. Writer. Mom. Grad school dropout. Wrong kind of immigrant.

Yes, in one sense these people are playing dress-up. But the incantations contained in these militant direct-action “spell books” are all very real....

The commercial paints an idealized image of an intersectional “upstander”—you come to my marches, and I’ll come to yours—coming to rescue the Jewish victim, a situation that failed to materialize for Jews. Ever....

The retired actress opposed the “savage” “invasion” of her country by Muslims, becoming increasingly critical of the European establishment and militant in her attitude....

In a pattern that became familiar in the aftermath of the Simchat Torah massacre in southern Israel, antisemitic public pressure escalated immediately after the Bondi Beach terror attack....

Sharabi’s book tells the story of the 491 days he spent as a guest of Hamas. Hostage is a laconic account of how he focused on love to find inner strength to survive and help others....

As much as we complain about media bias, the situation is likely to get only worse with the proliferation of AI....

The hostages are being tormented physically and emotionally; those who returned, return famished, with chronic illnesses and visible signs of torture....

Russians don’t think of [Alexander] Pushkin as black or not black. He is a mythical creature of mysterious origin — the giver of language....

Jewish parents have to be realistic about the scale of the problem we are facing. Antizionism and antisemitism throughly permeate places of learning — this is not something that can be fixed easily....

You think civilized people use utensils? Don’t want to wake up to the Islamic call for prayer every morning? Don’t dream of merging into the Third World? What are you going to do about it when the dual Ugandan citizen rules New York?...