Let’s Talk: an interview with Eli Haligua of Avlaremoz

A Jewish media outlet aiming to break the political silence of Turkey’s Jewish community has become a leftist voice for Turkish Jews around the world

Himl un erd veln undz oyshern!: A Review of “Yiddish Revolutionaries” in Manchester

From the Pale of Settlement to the streets of East London, Yoyvl's homage to the Jewish working class past and present shows the power of culture as an organising tool

Feygele

In “Children of the People,” Baruch Charney Vladeck tells the stories of Bundist revolutionaries, many of them women

Bikherdik B-tch: "Followers of the Trail: Working-Class Jewish Radicals in America"

David Leviatin's oral history of Jewish labor activists, paired with DJ Chaia's tunes, remind us of the great wisdom found in old political milieus.

New Lessons for Old Truths: Molly Crabapple's "Here Where We Live Is Our Country"

By making the full and long-dormant history of the Bund readily accessible to lay readers both Jewish and not, Crabapple gives us another battering ram with which to demolish the hegemony of Zionist delusion.

Bundism Today, Part 3: Doikayt

A guide to national cultural autonomy and organising in your local Jewish community

Against Spectacle: Art and Truth in Times of Genocide

We need more artists, now more than ever, to recover their sense of militancy.

Jewish Anarchist Publishing with Circle Aleph

Circle Aleph aims to reimagine Jewishness outside of statist terms, rather than folding to false promises of safety by the same powerful people and institutions that work against us.

A Liberatory Supplement for Your Passover Seder from the NYC Bund

Exodus is a liberation story so powerful that it was removed from the Bibles published for the Christian conversion of Africans enslaved in America for fear it would encourage uprisings.

Diasporism in Unfavorable Demographic Conditions: Thoughts on Joshua Leifer’s "Tablets Shattered"

In his new book, Joshua Leifer argues that the "demographic reality" of Israel has made neo-Bundist diasporism obsolete. Doing so leads to a submitting acceptance of the Zionist 'negation of the diaspora' and an inability to adequately address the reality of Israel's crimes.

War and Basketball

The NBA’s investments expose how even the most mundane facets of American life, now entangled in speculative finance, enable warfare

Purim Offers Us the Power to Mock the Powerful

Satire is one of the great weapons of the oppressed. When employed correctly, it has the power to evict the powerful from their palaces of authority and expose them as the pathetic and paranoid creatures that they are.