HeyJaredJoseph Milstein
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The cargo always moves: What Israel understands about political risk (opens the original)
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The meeting ended the way good meetings in my industry often end: with a handshake that carried more weight than the paperwork still to come. It was 2016 in a conference room in New York. A colleague and I were there for a major American-flag ocean carrier. Across the table were people from the Israeli embassy and consulate. The government of Israel was an important customer. We compared calendars. We talked about our families. We built the program for the year ahead—volumes, rates, commitments—
Macklemore did it twice (opens the original)
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MetLife Stadium is a short drive from my house. I have sat in that building with my kids. I have paid for the parking, the merchandise, the overpriced water, the whole ritual. So when I read the accounts from Sept. 4 and Sept. 5, I read them the way any parent in this part of New Jersey would, which is to say as something that happened close to home rather than something that happened on the internet. Macklemore, born Benjamin Haggerty, opened for Ed Sheeran on the LOOP Tour at MetLife last Frid
Was Oct. 7 ‘inevitable’? (opens the original)
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“The New Yorker Radio Hour,” the weekly program produced by The New Yorker and WNYC Studios, released an episode on Aug. 7 titled “How Socialist Is the D.S.A.? Megan Romer Explains.” The host was David Remnick, who covered Moscow for The Washington Post and has edited The New Yorker since 1998 (he also won a Pulitzer Prize in 1994 in the category of general nonfiction). His guest was Megan Romer, national co-chair of the Democratic Socialists of America. This was not Fox News. This was not an am
We did not draw this line (opens the original)
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Comedian and political commentator Jon Stewart spent nearly 90 minutes with Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) on Aug. 4 on “The Weekly Show” that aired the next day, and in the middle of it, delivered the sentence that now organizes Democratic politics on this question. Fetterman had just said something clumsy and true: that when governments and peoples turn their backs on the Jewish community, things end badly. Not a sophisticated point. Not meant to be. Just the accumulated instinct of anyone who ha
What Reykjavík’s anti-Israel wall leaves out (opens the original)
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I just got back from visiting Reykjavík. Iceland, for all its wintry weather, is a beautiful country, filled with warm, welcoming people. But strolling its streets downtown, I turned a corner and found something I never expected to see: a wall covered with political art. More than that: a running death toll. The word genocide. A hashtag calling for the boycott of the world’s only Jewish state. And beneath it all, an Instagram handle, @juliamaiart, painted neatly and ready for its close-up. I sto
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