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âNazaâ Drew Protests at Its Premiere. Itâs a Film That Demands to Be Seen (opens the original)
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For years now, the Upper West Side has been a microcosm of the deep divisions within the Jewish community over Israelâs response to Hamasâs October 7 attack. Thatâs never been more true than it was over the weekend, when a documentary called Naza premiered at the New York Film Festival. The movie, directed by No Other Land Oscar winners Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, features interviews with 24 anonymous former Israeli intelligence officers who allegedly detail precisely how and why the Is
âBirthrightâ Is Like Group Therapy for Jewish Americans at Odds Over Israel and Gaza (opens the original)
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On a recent Thursday evening in July, the line outside Manhattanâs MCC Theater looked like someone had mixed a bubbe convention with a Camp Ramah reunion. This largely Jewish crowd, old and young, had come on a religious pilgrimage of sorts to the far west side to see Birthright, Jonathan Spectorâs new play about a group of six friends who met on an all-expenses-paid trip to Israel in 2006. Over more than three hours, Birthright explores the vicissitudes of their relationships with one anoth
No Assholes Allowed: The Worldâs Most Exclusive Clubs Are Embracing a New Policy (opens the original)
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Arriving in Bürgenstock usually involves travel on two forms of locomotion: a boat and Europeâs oldest funicular. The Swiss destination is known for hosting one of the most glamorous hotels in the world, as well as a private membersâ club; it was the site of Audrey Hepburnâs wedding, as well as last monthâs decidedly less elegant negotiations between Iran and the United States. Equally noteworthy, but far less known, is the resortâs firm policy on how to handle guests behaving badly.
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