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Events / Israel/Palestine / Spotlight

October 2, 2024

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published October 2, 2024 · Last modified October 5, 2024

Precursor to Rosh Hashanah: American and Israeli Jews call Out Netanyahu

Former Deputy Head of Israel’s National Security Council, Eran Etzion, was unequivocal in his declaration, “Netanyahu no longer represents Israel.”

Israel/Palestine / Spotlight

September 25, 2024

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published September 25, 2024

Hamze Awawde: Palestinian Peacemaker Speaks in New York

The concept that Palestinian Hamze Awawde has been putting forth regarding the previous eleven-plus months of destruction and despair is succinct:

“There is no violent solution.”

Israel/Palestine / NYC / Spotlight

July 26, 2024

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published July 26, 2024

New York City: Bibi Not Welcome

“Say it loud. Say it clear. Bibi is not welcome here.”
“They are running out of time. Netanyahu must resign.”

Culture / featured / Film Reviews

June 11, 2024

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published June 11, 2024

Israeli Films at New York Festival Tackle Critical Concerns

“Children of Peace” raised the question of why it is so much easier for people to dismiss the concept of a joint society grounded in co-equality than to live with ongoing combat and destruction.

Book Reviews / Culture / Human Rights / Israel/Palestine / Spotlight

April 22, 2024

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published April 22, 2024

The Wall Between: What Jews and Palestinians Don’t Want to Know About Each Other

Khouri and Wilkinson advocate for a commitment to “deep listening,” stressing that engaging with stories from the other side will allow a shift from prioritizing internalized viewpoints to being open to new perspectives despite the angst it triggers.

Culture / Spotlight / Visual Art

March 2, 2024

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published March 2, 2024

Out in Yonkers: Elizabeth de Bethune Paintings Reflect the Diversity of a Community

As de Bethune wrote, “In the 1970s, Harvey Milk encouraged queer people to come out wherever they were, to increase awareness not only of the ubiquity of LGBTQ folk but also our incredible diversity and ordinariness. In my own fashion, I’m answering Harvey’s call.”

Environment / Spotlight / Visual Art

February 3, 2024

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published February 3, 2024

FRACTURED: Artist Graupe-Pillard Tackles Environmental Threats

Graupe-Pillard delivered the cautionary note, “The paintings are a precursor to a devastating scenario if individuals remain uninvolved.”

Human Rights / Israel/Palestine / Spotlight

November 20, 2023

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published November 20, 2023 · Last modified January 3, 2024

Standing Together Leaders Abed and Green Lay Out a New Vision: “We’re In This Together”

With Jewish extremists trying to present Palestinian citizens of Israel as a fifth column, Standing Together is focusing on the de-escalation of those inflammatory messages, reframing the dialogue with their code words: “We’re in this together.”

Culture / Human Rights / Human Trafficking / Spotlight / Women's Issues

November 20, 2023

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published November 20, 2023

Kate Nace Day: Fighting Sexual Trafficking as a Professor, Filmmaker, and Author

Explaining the genesis of her book, Day said, “I’m trying to memorialize what the average person should know about sex trafficking.”

Culture / Film Reviews / Spotlight / Women's Issues

November 19, 2023

 by Marcia G. Yerman · Published November 19, 2023

Diana Nyad

Starring two powerful actresses in their 60s and featuring a promotional poster of them sans glamour, the Netflix bio-flick Nyad is bound to be celebrated by women of a certain age.

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"The Jump Rope Line" by Marcia G. Yerman is included in the Seal Press anthology Dancing at the Shame Prom.

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