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Azerbaijan Army held a number of events on the occasion of 12 November – Constitution Day

According to the plan approved by the Minister of Defense, Colonel General Zakir Hasanov, a number of events were held in the Azerbaijan Army on the occasion of 12 November – Constitution Day.
First, the memory of the National Leader of the Azerbaijani people Heydar Aliyev, and Shehids, who sacrificed their lives for the territorial integrity and independence of the Motherland, was honored with observing a minute of silence. The national anthem was performed.
The speakers highlighted the historical significance of the adoption of the new constitution, prepared under the leadership of Great Leader Heydar Aliyev after the restoration of independence, and emphasized that November 12 was declared Constitution Day by the order of the National Leader dated February 6, 1996.
28 years after its adoption, the Constitution consisting of 5 sections, 12 chapters and 158 articles was supplemented and amended by referendum in 2002, 2009 and 2016.
It was noted that due to the resolute will and far-sighted policy of the Victorious Supreme Commander-in-Chief, Mr. Ilham Aliyev, after the occupation and ensuring territorial integrity, the constitutional system was restored in all regions of our republic. Today Constitution Day is celebrated with great pride in the whole country.

Azerbaijan Army held a number of events on the occasion of 12 November – Constitution Day

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A group of Jewish writers drafted this letter after seeing an old argument gain new power: the claim that critiquing Israel is antisemitic. Editors at a corporate-owned magazine were prepared to publish the letter, but their lawyers advised against it. The writers share this letter in solidarity with those who continue to speak out in support of Palestinian freedom. Add your name here.

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WE ARE JEWISH WRITERS, artists, and activists who wish to disavow the widespread narrative that any criticism of Israel is inherently antisemitic. Israel and its defenders have long used this rhetorical tactic to shield Israel from accountability, dignify the US’s multibillion-dollar investment in Israel’s military, obscure the deadly reality of occupation, and deny Palestinian sovereignty. Now, this insidious gagging of free speech is being used to justify Israel’s ongoing military bombardment of Gaza and to silence criticism from the international community. 

We condemn the recent attacks on Israeli and Palestinian civilians and mourn such harrowing loss of life. In our grief, we are horrified to see the fight against antisemitism weaponized as a pretext for war crimes with stated genocidal intent.

Antisemitism is an excruciatingly painful part of our community’s past and present. Our families have escaped wars, harassment, pogroms, and concentration camps. We have studied the long histories of persecution and violence against Jews, and we take seriously the ongoing antisemitism that jeopardizes the safety of Jews around the world. This October just marked the five-year anniversary of the worst antisemitic attack ever committed in the United States: the eleven worshipers at Tree of Life – Or L’Simcha in Pittsburgh, who were murdered by a gunman who espoused conspiracy theories that blamed Jews for the arrival of Central American migrants, and in so doing, dehumanized both groups. We reject antisemitism in all its forms, including when it masquerades as criticism of Zionism or Israel’s policies. We also recognize that, as journalist Peter Beinart wrote in 2019, “Anti-Zionism is not inherently antisemitic—and claiming it is uses Jewish suffering to erase Palestinian experience.” 

We find this rhetorical tactic antithetical to Jewish values, which teach us to repair the world, question authority, and champion the oppressed over the oppressor. It is precisely because of the painful history of antisemitism and lessons of Jewish texts that we advocate for the dignity and sovereignty of the Palestinian people. We refuse the false choice between Jewish safety and Palestinian freedom; between Jewish identity and ending the oppression of Palestinians. In fact, we believe the rights of Jews and Palestinians go hand-in-hand. The safety of each people depends on the other’s. We are certainly not the first to say so, and we admire those who have modeled this line of thinking in the wake of so much violence. 

We understand how antisemitism and criticism of Israel or Zionism have been conflated. For years, dozens of countries have upheld the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of antisemitism. Most of its eleven examples of antisemitism regard comments on the state of Israel, with some open to interpretation enough that they limit the scope of acceptable critique. What’s more, the Anti-Defamation League classifies Anti-Zionism as antisemitism, despite the misgivings of many of its own experts. These definitions have scaffolded the Israeli government’s deepening relationships with far-right, antisemitic political forces, from Hungary to Poland to the United States and beyond—endangering Jews in diaspora. To counter these sweeping definitions, a group of scholars of antisemitism published the Jerusalem Declaration in 2020, offering more specific guidelines for identifying antisemitism and distinguishing it from criticism and debate around Israel and Zionism. 

Accusations of antisemitism at the slightest objection to Israeli policy have long allowed Israel to uphold a regime that human rights groups, scholars, legal analysts, and Palestinian and Israeli organizations have called apartheid. These accusations continue to cast a chilling effect across our politics. This has meant political suppression in Gaza and the West Bank, where the Israeli government conflates the very existence of Palestinian people with Jew hatred the world over. In propaganda aimed internally at its own citizens and externally toward the West, the Israeli government asserts that Palestinian grievance is not about land, mobility, rights, or freedom, but instead, antisemitism. In the last weeks, Israeli leaders have continued to instrumentalize the history of Jewish trauma to dehumanize Palestinians. Meanwhile, Israelis are arrested or suspended from their jobs for social media posts defending Gaza. Israeli journalists fear consequences for criticizing their government.

Characterizing all critiques of Israel as antisemitic also conflates Israel and all Jewish people in the popular imagination. In the last two weeks, we’ve seen Democrats and Republicans alike gate-keep Jewish identity on the basis of support for Israel. A vague letter signed by dozens of public figures and published on October 23 parroted President Biden’s positioning of himself as an advocate for Jewish people based on his support for Israel. When the 92NY postponed an event with author Viet Thanh Nguyen, who had recently signed a letter calling for an end to Israel’s attacks on Gaza, its statement began by forefronting its identity as “a Jewish institution.” As others have observed, tools to historicize the October 7 attacks are seen as a repudiation of Jewish suffering rather than necessary to understand and end such violence. 

The idea that all criticism of Israel is antisemitic extends a view of Palestinians, Arabs, and Muslims as inherently suspect; agents of antisemitism until they explicitly say otherwise. Since October 7, Palestinian journalists have faced unprecedented suppression. A Palestinian citizen of Israel was fired from his job at an Israeli hospital for a Facebook post from 2022 that quoted the first pillar of Islam. European leaders have banned pro-Palestine protests and criminalized displays of the Palestinian flag. In London, a hospital recently took down artwork by children from Gaza after a pro-Israel group claimed it made Jewish patients feel “vulnerable, harassed and victimized.” Somehow, even artwork by Palestinian children was accompanied by a hallucination of violence. 

US leaders have welcomed this chance to further conflate Jewish safety with unquestioning, unwavering military funding for Israel with no intention of making peace. On October 13, the US State Department circulated an internal memo urging officials not to use the language of “de-escalation/ceasefire,” “end to violence/bloodshed,” or “restoring calm.” On October 25, Biden doubted the Palestinian death toll and called it the “price” of Israel’s war. Such cruel logic will continue to foster both antisemitism and Islamophobia. The Department of Homeland Security is preparing for an expected rise in hate crimes against both Jews and Muslims—it has already begun. 

For each of us, Jewish identity is not a weapon to wield in a fight for statist power but a fount of generational wisdom that says justice, justice, you shall pursue. Tzedek, tzedek, tirdof. We object to the exploitation of our pain and the silencing of our allies. 

We call for a ceasefire in Gaza, a solution for the safe return of the hostages in Gaza and Palestinian prisoners in Israel, and an end to Israel’s ongoing occupation. We also call on governments and civil society in the United States and across the West to stand up against the repression of support for Palestine. 

And we refuse to allow such urgent, necessary demands to be suppressed in our names. When we say never again, we mean it.

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SIGNED,

Leah Abrams, writer

Tavi Gevinson, writer and actor

Rebecca Zweig, writer and filmmaker

Nan Goldin, artist and activist

Naomi Klein

Tony Kushner, writer

Deborah Eisenberg, writer

Sarah Schulman, writer

Vivian Gornick

Annie Baker, playwright and director

Hari Nef, actor and writer

Judith Butler, writer

Ilana Glazer, comedian

Abbi Jacobson, writer and actor

Alison Leiby, writer

Judy Kuhn, actor

Emma Seligman, writer/director

James Schamus, filmmaker

Anya Kamenetz, writer

Rabbi Jessica Rosenberg, writer

Howard A. Rodman, writer, professor and former president of WGAW

Eli Valley, writer and artist

Emma Straub, writer

Lynne Tillman, writer

Molly Crabapple, artist and author

David Mivasair, rabbi

Hannah Black

Omer Bartov, Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Brown University

Lior Sternfeld, Associate Professor of History and Jewish Studies, Penn State University

Sarah Sophie Flicker, organizer, artist, writer and co-founder of Firebrand, The Meteor, The Resistance Revival Chorus, The Citizens Band and The Women’s March

Ryan Deitsch, writer, filmmaker, March For Our Lives Co-Founder

Morgan Bassichis, performer

Helen Rosner, writer

Mark Greif, writer

Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb, writer, playwright

Soraya Nadia McDonald, writer

Fanny Singer, writer

Josh Gondelman, writer

Cyrus Dunham, writer

Laura Kipnis, writer

Nadja Spiegelman, writer and editor

Mark Harris, writer

Andy Kahn, rabbi, writer, editor

Cindi Leive, writer

Nico Baumbach

Kate Kohn, freelance writer and independent artist

Noah Kulwin, writer and co-host of Blowback

Sam Marks, playwright

Natasha Lennard, columnist, professor at The New School for Social Research

Lew Weiss, rabbi

Jesse A. Myerson, independent writer

Elvia Wilk, writer and editor

Sam Max, freelance writer and film director

Mark Krotov, coeditor and publisher of n+1

Anna Merlan, journalist and author

Mónica Gomery, rabbi and poet

Sarah Strunin, documentary filmmaker and producer

Ari Brostoff, Senior Editor at Jewish Currents

Keith Gessen, n+1

Eric Wohlstadter, writer

Sam Adler-Bell, writer and co-host of the Know Your Enemy podcast

Claire Buss, filmmaker

Brian Becker, documentary filmmaker

Peter Goldberg, filmworker and writer

Hannah Zeavin, Founding Editor, Parapraxis

Micah Gottlieb, artistic director of Mezzanine

Maris Kreizman, writer

Alex Megaro, filmmaker

Andreas Petrossiants, writer

Alec Niedenthal, writer

Michelle Uranowitz, filmmaker and teacher

Collier Meyerson, writer

Adam Shatz, U.S. editor of the London Review of Books

Sara Skolnick, artist and activist

Lainey Rico Racah, artist

Alison Klayman, documentary filmmaker

Sarah Brin, futurist and writer

Jeremy Hersh, filmmaker

Sophie Ellman-Golan, Jews For Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ)

Emma Copley Eisenberg, writer

Hilary Leichter, writer

Arlin Golden, filmworker

Moriel Rothman-Zecher, writer

Julia Fine, author

Adam Gundersheimer, cinematographer and filmmaker

Sasha Geffen, author

Mattie Lubchansky, artist and author

Jason Rosenberg, public health advocate and organizer

Hannah Gold, writer

Caroline Golum, filmmaker and writer

Brian Gersten, documentary filmmaker

Lena Ruth Solow, writer

Sarah Leonard, writer and editor

Chase Berggrun, poet

Jacqui Shine, writer

Jess Zimmerman, writer and editor

Leila Teitelman, writer, theater maker and professor

Temim Fruchter, writer

Sam Weinberg, musician and composer

Jiordan Castle, writer

Drew Burnett Gregory, filmmaker, writer and Senior Editor at Autostraddle

Mik Moore, writer and producer

Katie Halper, host of The Katie Halper Show, co-host of Useful Idiots

Elijah Kinch Spector, author

T Kira Māhealani Madden, writer

Nicola Maye Goldberg, novelist

Samara Breger, writer

Deborah Adelman, writer, Professor Emerita English and Film Studies, College of DuPage

Noelani Piters, writer

Annie Diamond, poet

Sophie Nunberg, writer

Antonia Angress, novelist

Hannah Withers, writer

Maggie Tokuda-Hall, children’s and YA book author

Jake Steinberg, writer

Ali Rachel Pearl, writer and community organizer

David Gorin, writer

Hannah Selinger, writer

Lindsay Eanet, freelance writer

Sophia Holtz, writer

Anne Alexander, filmmaker

Harrison Jacobs, journalist and digital director at ARTnews and Art in America

Aaron Freedman, writer

Natan Last, writer

Lily Meyer, writer

chloe feffer, writer

Danielle Lazarin, writer

Jake Maia Arlow, Writer

Charlotte Druckman, writer

Emma Specter, writer

Caren Beilin, writer

Mindy Isser, writer

Makenna Goodman, writer

Emma Goldman-Sherman, playwright and poet

Adin Dobkin, writer

Joshua Gutterman Tranen, writer

Rosamund Lannin, writer

Sarah Rebecca Kessler, writer and professor

Jackie Mansky, writer

Amy Rose Spiegel, author

Joshua Daniel Edwin, poet

Will Harrison, writer

Hannah Lane, writer in situ

Bela Shayevich, writer and translator

Dan Fishback, playwright

Twilight Greenaway, journalist and editor

Sarah Gottlieb, dancer, writer

Marianna Nash

Elizabeth Weiss, writer

Joey Gould, poet and editor

Sophie Reiff, independent writer, UC Berkeley School of Social Welfare

Zachary Zalman Green, poet

Elaine Kahn, writer and founder of Poetry Field School

Gal Amiram, Artist

Ryan Ruby, writer

Rose Lichter-Marck, writer

Phil Weiss, writer

Noah Hurowitz, journalist

Mitchell Plitnick, President of ReThinking Foreign Policy

Liam Benzvi, writer

P.E. Moskowitz, author

Theo Ellin-Ballew, poet

Laura Tanenbaum, writer, activist, professor

Gabriel Winant, historian

Zan Romanoff, writer and author

Lyle Jeremy Rubin, writer

Aaron Gell, writer

Eva Rosenfeld, writer

Lara Langer Cohen, professor and author

Greg Nissan, writer

Ajay Singh Chaudhary, Executive Director, Brooklyn Institute for Social Research

Elena Comay del Junco, writer and academic

Joshua Dubler, writer and teacher

Josh Cohen, writer

FT, philosopher

Arlene Stein, Professor of Sociology, Rutgers University

Jackson Howard, writer and Senior Editor at FSG

Kate Levin, writer

Alana Pockros, writer and editor at The Nation Magazine

Ben Lorber, writer

Benjamin Balthaser, Associate Professor of English, Indiana University, South Bend

Greg Nussen, film critic at Slant Magazine

Steven Levine, Professor of Philosophy, University of Massachusetts, Boston

Leor Galil, senior writer for Chicago Reader

Katrina Forrester, writer and professor

Julie Bush, writer and producer

Samuel Black, documentary filmmaker

Raya Shapiro, writer and editor

Ilana Cruger-Zaken, writer

Jenni Miller, writer and editor

Dan Sinykin, writer and professor

Daniel Poppick, poet

Mordecai Martin, writer and Yiddish translator

Elliot Sperber, writer and lawyer

Hannah Lifson, designer

Ezra David Mattes, artist and writer

JT Price, writer and editor-in-chief of Brazenhead Review

Thea Riofrancos, Associate Professor of Political Science

Anne Trubek, writer and publisher

Paul Rosenberg, reporter and editor

Jonathan L. Krohn, writer

David Kurnick, writer and teacher

Miriam Pensack, writer and editor

Dan Berger, historian and writer

Howard Winant, University of California, Santa Barbara

Elizabeth Greenspan, writer

Marcy Dermansky, writer

Sarah Jaffe, journalist and author

Zachary Levenson, writer, editor and professor

Joanne Limburg, writer

Max Asher Miller, author and journalist

Rachel Jane Andelman, writer

So Mayer, writer

Nick Cassenbaum, playwright and theater maker

Natasha Diaz, YA author and screenwriter

Asher Elbein, writer

Jeremy Howard Beck, composer

rax king, writer

Sam Goldner, freelance writer

Johanna Winant, writer

Jason Patinkin, journalist

Liz Loeb, community organizer

David Stein, historian and writer

Gemma Cooper-Novack, writer

Charna Albert, writer

Jolie Maya-Altshuler, writer and musician

Em Goldman, writer and musician

Ben Jay, data journalist and photographer

Rachel Lieberman, dancer and teacher

Juri Henley-Cohn, actor

Lawrence Rosenwald, Professor of English Emeritus, Wellesley College

Carly Usdin, filmmaker

Tristan Zelden, writer

Nadia Baram, photographer

Maxine Kaplan, writer

Sarah Kapit, writer

Agnes Monod-Gayraud, writer and translator

Jamie Peck, writer and podcaster

Avi Steinberg, writer

Andrea Kurland, journalist, writer, editor-in-chief (Huck) and documentary filmmaker

Anita Zsurzsán, independent scholar and writer

Melissa Pinsly, writer and filmmaker

Claire Bentley, writer

Leslie Auerbach, editor and translator

Ben Schrager, actor and writer

Benjamin Kemper, writer

Fred Baumgarten, writer and activist

Emily Wilder, writer, editor and researcher

Emily Heller, television writer and comedian

Jamie Lauren Keiles, writer

Dvora Meyers, journalist and author

Xander Gershberg, writer and editor

Shira Klein, Associate Professor of History, Chapman University

Brian Goldstone, writer

Helen Betya Rubinstein, writer

Jake Romm, writer and editor at Protean Magazine

Mandy Seiner, writer, poetry editor

Aaron Landsman, theater artist and organizer

Sophie Frances Kemp, writer

Federico Perelmuter, writer

Harry Eskin, moving-image archivist

Isaac Zisman, writer

Sammy Loren, writer and curator of Casual Encountersz

Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg, Senior Reporter, The Appeal

Nancy Ko, writer, critic and historian

Monica Uszerowicz, writer

Dorian Stuber, writer and professor

Sanders Isaac Bernstein, writer

Ken Ehrlich, artist and writer, faculty member at CalArts

Ben Libman, writer

David Klion, writer

Justin Feldman, writer and researcher

Bench Ansfield, writer

Jeremy Levick, writer

Daniela Fuentes-Eckman, writer

Charlotte Rosen, writer and editor

Linda Bosniak, academic writer

Alex Pomerantz, musician/improviser

Nico Millman, writer and editor

Daniela Dover, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Oxford University

Daniel Kolitz, writer

Adele Oltman, writer

Rachel Hinda Roberts, playwright

Zoe Dubno, writer

Alexander Fredman, writer

Nathan Tankus, writer

Joshua Abramson Cohen, writer

Aimee Levitt, writer

Eli Cohen, photo editor and writer

Peter C. Baker, writer

Umru Rothenberg, artist

Emily Martin

Andy Rose Fidoten, filmmaker

David Naimon, writer and host of Between the Covers

Allison Tamarkin Paller, Seven Stories Press

Rob Goyanes, writer and editor

Aron Lee Rosenberg, writer, activist

Rachel Davies, writer

Emma Blake Handler, artist

Noah Jacobs, freelance film producer/assistant

Emma Gometz, writer, artist

sierra, therapist and artist

Alana M. Vincent, historian of religion

Kyle Lukoff, author

Haley Mlotek, writer

Marcia Steinbock, artist

Deborah April, writer

Emily Lever

A.J. Goldmann, writer and critic

Naomi Gordon-Loebl, writer

David Kornfield, documentary filmmaker and producer

Andrew Feinstein, writer

Cari Luna, writer

Jessica Blatt, writer/professor

Jonathan Dubow, writer

Zack Furness, Associate Professor of Communications, Penn State University

Shoshana Adler, professor

Stacey Gladstone, writer

Alex Sherman, artist

Kendra Preston Leonard, writer

Sophia Munic, Jewish artist

Cosmo August, artist

Bradley Babendir, writer

Ian Zuckerman, Associate Professor, Regis University

Ben Alpers, historian

Derek Baron, writer

Noah Teichner, filmmaker, artist-researcher

Maggie Millner, poet

Daria Reaven, writer

Ruth Geye, playwright

Alan Bleiweiss, business consultant/advocate for the vulnerable

Joe G. Wessely, artist and editor

Nina Segal, playwright

David Iscoe, writer

Jeff Sharlet, writer, Professor of English, Dartmouth College

Emily Lipstein, editor

Zara Cadoux, educator and researcher

Jacob Bacharach, writer and critic

Jenny Slattery, documentary producer

Meli Sameh, writer, editor

Sheerly Avni, writer

Melanie Bilenker, artist

Jonathan Tall, journalist

Adrian Levy, writer, producer

Jake Aron, music producer, mixer, musician

H N Hirsch, political scientist, writer

Caroline Conrad, writer and filmmaker

Jason Adam Katzenstein, cartoonist

Damon Krukowski, writer, musician

Hannah Grieco, writer

Daniela Bologna, writer, artist

Melissa Finell, filmmaker

Jess Shane, artist

Hannah Levy, Editor, The Rebis

Emma Silvers, writer

Alex Liebman, artist

Pam Grossman, writer and host of The Witch Wave podcast

Gogo Lidz, Journalist, writer

Della Kurzer-Zlotnick, artist

Amy Kamp, writer

Caitlin Hughes

Harris Kornstein, writer

Natalia Winkelman, writer

Emma Horwitz, writer

Zachary Aborizk, writer and filmmaker

Alyx Gorman, editor

Delia Rainey, writer

Sarah Friedland, filmmaker and choreographer

Rebecca Gross, writer, organizer and academic

Eva Peskin, artist, writer, educator

Dani Martinez, composer

Karen Pittelman, writer

Hannah Kinney-Konre, writer

Daniel José Older, author

Eli Nachimson, writer

Steven Louis Goldstein, writer

Miryam Jivotovski, writer, activist

Justin Geldzahler, writer/filmmaker

Joe Eichner, writer

David Cohen, filmmaker and editor

Sadie Dupuis, writer

Clarke Sondermann, artist

Maurice Goldberg, artist

Never Angeline North, author, poet, artist

Danny Caine, poet and writer

Ben Katchor, cartoonist

Aaron Shay, writer and community organizer

Andrew Weiner, writer, academic

Julie Cohen, novelist

Nicole Panter, writer, editor

Jaclyn Zeccola, educator

Ruth Minah Buchwald, writer, comedian, host of lactose intolerant Reading Series

Matthew Whiman, writer and editor

Luke Dani Blue, writer

Lana Schwartz, writer

Pip Caplan, artist

Susana Medina, writer

Alice Proujansky, photographer, writer

Naama Carlin, writer and academic

Keaton Slansky, independent writer, activist, lapsed filmmaker, Graduate Student at The New School for Social Research

Seth L. Sanders, Professor of Religion and Jewish Studies, author of The Invention of Hebrew and From Adapa to Enoch, coeditor of Ancient Jewish Sciences and the History of Knowledge and Cuneiform in Canaan

Cleo Stiller, Editor-in-Chief

Frankie de la Cretaz, writer

Jacob Scheier, writer, poet

Natalie Weiner, writer

Michiums, artist

sally glass, writer, artist, editor

Lauren Sandler, writer

Rachel Krause, copywriter and editor

Charlie Schulman, playwright

Aaron Wolfson, writer

Ben Natan, writer at SB Nation

Nikolai Schulman, writer

Rachel Linsky, dancer, choreographer

Ryan Mandelbaum, writer

Katrina Forrester, writer and professor

Lynne Zeavin, psychoanalyst

Julie Bush, writer/producer

Naomi Asa, writer

Joe Wolfond, writer

Dan Schindel, writer, editor

Gary Barwin, writer and artist

Scott Dillon, writer

Philip Nobel, writer

Jay Babcock, writer/editor

Blythe Marks, writer and editor

Kylie Thomas, researcher and writer

Michael Isaac Stein, reporter

Daniel Felsenthal, writer

Amy Prickett, producer

Hannah Kingsley-Ma, writer

Andreas Martin, educator

Laura Landau, writer/scholar

Jane Drinkard, writer

Libby Alexander, painter

Harold Crooks, filmmaker

Miriam Klein Stahl, artist

Robin Beth Schaer, writer

Michael Cucher, professor, writer

Kyle Dillon Hertz, writer

Amy Goldwasser, writer, editor

Robert Cohen, writer

Jeremy Appel, writer

Sarah Resnick, writer and editor

Tracy Rosenthal, writer

Julia Rittenberg, writer

Willa Nasatir, artist

Eli Grober, writer

Josina Manu Maltzman, writer and organizer

Rhonda Lieberman, writer

Danielle Dutton, writer

Erich Strom, editor and writer

Shana Sippy, Associate Professor of Religion, Centre College

Nikki Columbus, writer and editor

karen whiteson, writer

Hannah Wilker, student

Alex Harrison, editor and critic

Nathan Strauss, broadcaster, journalist

zoe mendelson, writer

Michael Luxemburg, writer, director

Rachel Neumann, author

Julia Conrad, writer

Anna Cahn, writer

Emma Jude Harris, director and dramaturg

Michele Rosenthal, illustrator

David Grossman, writer

Yoni Gelernter, writer

Jeanne Vaccaro, writer and curator

Lila Byock, television writer

Shelly Jay Shore, writer

Rachel Saywitz, writer

Jenny Dubnau, artist

Stephen Fruchtman, playwright and actor

Rivka Schoenbaum, musician

Molly Wilvich, designer, creator, maker

Cara Onofrietti, artist

Emet North, writer

Lauren Hayes, musician, sound artist and professor

Molly Segal, artist

Kate Jessica Raphael, writer

Leo Rose Rodriguez, writer

Rebecca Watson Horn, artist

Fiona Lowenstein, writer and editor

Francisco Caicedo Montes, IT

Amy Schiller, writer

Faith Hillis, writer

Kayla Dinces, educator

Capri Jones, writer

Jed Proujansky, activist

Alhena Katsof, writer

Ariel Sussman, writer

Tim Wise, author, antiracism educator and activist

Adrienne Becker, creator, producer and entrepreneur

Samantha Ross, writer

Lux Alptraum, writer and author

Susan Miller, artist and educator

Becky Albertalli, author

Hester Fox, writer

Meg Cass, writer

Michael Rakowitz, artist

Gabriel Kahane, musician

Sarra Scherb, writer

Joshua Multer, writer

Casey Felton, chef

David Blumenstein, cartoonist

Erin Cornell, dancer, choreographer, HCP

Hannah Silver, writer

Daniel Sieradski, founder, Jewschool.com

A.V. Marraccini, writer

Rachel Eve Ginsberg, artist

Isabel Pabán Freed, writer

Dina Davis, author, editor

Sage Madans, writer and artist

Michael Blenner, writer and activist

Austin Smith, writer, dramatist, director

Matvei Yankelevich, poet, translator, editor

Dr. Sam Shuman, anthropologist

Jesse Mechanic, writer

Maia Ettinger, writer and translator

Kate Levin, writer and professor

Sydney Bauer, writer

Andrew Rosenblum, writer

Jason Grote, writer (Mad Men, Hannibal)

Sascha Cohen, writer

Raymonde Chira, writer and artist

Michelle Schaffner, artist

Jessica Friedmann, writer and editor

David Ben Yellowitz, musician and composer

Ashley Feinberg, writer

Janna Radovsky Frelich, musician, artist, writer

Amy Beecher, artist

Peli Grietzer, writer

Karen Pearlston, scholar and activist

Yve Laris Cohen, artist

Eli Winter, musician, writer

Jake Sonnenberg, health justice advocate

Amy Stillman, writer

Geoff Gerber

Naomi Kritzer, writer

Daniel Schwartz, writer, lyricist, playwright

Leora Fridman, writer, curator, educator

Julia Bouwsma, poet

David Jones-Krause, writer/editor

Emily Drew Miller, artist

Cookie Woolner, writer and professor

Eli Coplan, artist

Arkady Martine, writer

Nadiya Sivin-Kachala, student

Scott B. Ritner, Department of Political Science and Program for Writing and Rhetoric, University of Colorado, Boulder

Neil Schneider, writer

Daniel Luban, writer and academic

Alice R Wexler, writer

Daria Vaisman, writer

David Rosenberg, playwright, filmmaker and actor

Veronica Schanoes, writer and professor

Matilda Bickers, writer

Sonya Posmentier, writer/scholar

Jay Eisenberg, writer, actor, co-founder of WeAreMarried performance group

Rachel Murro, researcher

Annabelle Quezada, writer and filmmaker

Stanya Kahn, artist, film writer

Lynne Gerber, writer

Eliot Klein, musician, artist

Ryan Smith

Michelle Smirnova, sociologist

Emily Dreyfuss, writer and editor

Kat Cummings, writer

Ely Henry, actor

Naomi Fontanos, Filipina writer

David Mordecai Perry, historian

Kobe Bryan Coo, BS Architecture student, ‘MarAPAT’ author and head writer, tracker musician

Jay Shifman, writer

Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, writer and scientist

Ben Mauk, writer

Ocean Edgar, student, writer

Zylla Black, writer, editor, YouTuber

Rebecca Rubenstein, writer and editor

Jay Deshpande, poet and psychotherapist

Mickey Bloom, writer

Lovey Cooper, editor

Christopher Boone

Matthew Beinart, writer

Adam Brooks, artist

Barry Deutsch, cartoonist and writer

Gayle Brandeis, writer

Kate Gronner, artist

Allan Malkis, activist

Norman Chernick-Zeitlin, artist

Arielle Cohen, writer and communications strategist

Grace Glads, writer

Jonathan Graubart, author, Jewish Self-Determination Beyond Zionism: Lessons from Hannah Arendt and other Pariahs

Tsela Barr, artist

Cassandra Jensen, writer and editor

Mayahan Carmona, educator

Marina Michelson, filmmaker

Michael Levin, musician

Madeleine Wattenbarger, writer

Carina Guiterman, editor, Simon & Schuster

Hannah Aizenman, writer

Jay Schaffner, editor

Phil Goldstein, writer

Michael Levine, author

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Michael Kranz, software engineer

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Joshua Sperber, Assistant Professor of Political Science

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Dr. Matthew Berger, author, From Shtetl To Suburb: An Immigrant Jewish Journey Through Philadelphia

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Debra Berliner, public health advocate

Gil Tighe, artist

Sasha Senderovich, Associate Professor of Slavic and Jewish Studies, University of Washington

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Edie Griffin, writer, artist, activist

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Amy Seroussi, artist

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Charles Postel, historian, writer

Andrew Miller, musician

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Gemma Barnett, actor, writer

Sophie Moskowitz, software engineer and sometimes artist

David Beus, translator

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Ros Schwartz, translator

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Adam Y. Stern, academic

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Ron Knox, writer

Sarah Marian Seltzer, writer

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Michael Kazin, historian

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Max Nelson, editor

Lilah Friedland, artist

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Alex Wermer-Colan, writer, translator, editor

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Shelley Etkin, artist and educator

Anne Bernstein, artist

Sophie Lewis, translator and editor

Susan M. Reverby, Professor Emerita of the History of Ideas and Women’s and Gender Studies, Wellesley College

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Kathryn Levy, poet

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Natasha Bergman, musician, actor

Eli Friedman, writer

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Marilyn Hacker, poet and translator

Michael Grossman, designer, archivist, editor, tech ethics activist

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Aaron David Kerner, translator

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Nikolai Melamed Kleivan, Morgenbladet

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Max Fine, writer

Emily Laskin, translator and journalist

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Mark Goldwert, copywriter

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Julie Wolk, organizational consultant, activist, writer

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Leila Register, writer/illustrator

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Shivaun Watchorn, editor, writer

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Max Alper, composer, educator, writer

Katie Marya, writer and translator

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Jonathon Mello, playwright and labor organizer

Susan Pashkoff, writer, political activist

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Emily Friedman, art historian

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Matthew Stein, filmmaker

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Dara Messinger, documentary film programmer

Rebecca Jacobs, cultural producer

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Andrea Brenner, social services

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Justin Cohen, author, activist

Hallie Berkson-Gold, organizer

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Jonathan Howard Katz, composer and pianist

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David Rosenberg, author

Nivedita, Researcher

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Rachel Feltman, writer, editor

Jacob Engelberg, assistant professor of film, media, and culture, University of Amsterdam

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Felice Swadls, musician

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Felice Swados, musician

Jon Weisberger, writer, musician

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Alexa L., poet, editor

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Jason Rosenholtz-Witt, assistant professor of musicology, Western Kentucky University

Sam Bresnick, writer

Davis Whitfield, musician

Ari Paul, writer and editor

Will Glovinsky, writer, professor

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Laurence Goldbetter, President, National Writers Union

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Esther Ouray, theater artist

Will Bloom, lawyer and writer

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Barry M Greenberg, Producer

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Sara Frischer, artist

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Fawzia Afzal-Khan, academic, writer, artist

Karen Froming, PhD, psychologist

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MJ Rosenberg, writer, former editor of AIPAC weekly

Hava Gordon, Professor of sociology, University of Denver

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Amy Scarr, lawyer

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Olie Brice, musician

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vesty.co.il: A major deal is being discussed in Qatar for the release of dozens of Israeli prisoners, mostly women, children and the elderly, taken hostage by Hamas on October 7. Ynet political commentator Itamar Eichner reported this on November 9 – the day when the head of the Mossad, David Barnea, and the head of the search for the abducted and missing, Nitsan Alon (reserve general) returned home from negotiations in Doha. They were also attended by the Prime Minister of Qatar, Muhammad Bin Jassim al-Taani, and the head of the CIA, William Burns.

The narrow military Cabinet of Ministers has been informed about the content and results of the negotiations in Qatar.

Sources in Israel said in this regard that the deal is “far from being completed, but it has not completely failed, it is just slowly moving forward.” According to these sources, the implementation of the transaction will take more time. “We hope to be able to release all the children,” they added.

In return for the release of a group of hostages, Hamas demands a ceasefire for several days, the release of terrorists and the import of fuel into the sector. Israel does not rule out the possibility of the release of terrorists, but it is conditioned by the requirement to release a large number of hostages.

It is unclear exactly how many Hamas terrorists are demanding to be released and how many Israel will agree to. 

A source with knowledge of the negotiations in Qatar told the Reuters news agency that the fact that high-ranking representatives of Israel, the United States and Qatar are sitting at the same table contributes to the acceleration of the negotiation process. Recall that the head of the CIA was personally sent to the Middle East by US President Joe Biden. First, Burns visited Israel, from where he went to Qatar.

Meanwhile, White House spokesman John Kirby said that Israel had agreed to a 4-hour daily cease-fire in the north of the sector for the import of humanitarian aid and the departure of people wishing to leave the war zone.

The office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu replied that the fighting continues, and there will be no cease-fire without the release of hostages. The Israeli side clarified that it already creates conditions for a safe humanitarian corridor from the northern part of the sector to the southern one, which was used by about 50 thousand residents of the sector only on November 9. Israel has again called on the civilian population of Gaza to leave the northern part of the sector where fighting is taking place.