The Rise of Pop Culture Cookbooks
A new genre of cookbooks is reverse engineering the foods of all your favorite pop culture. Now, your stomach can travel to Westeros, Tattoine, the Shire, and more.
Source: esquire.com
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The Rise of Pop Culture Cookbooks
A new genre of cookbooks is reverse engineering the foods of all your favourite pop culture. Now, your stomach can travel to Westeros, Tattoine, the Shire, and more
Source: esquire.com
Grandson Munich Massacre Victim Hospitalized After Anti-Jewish Attack In Berlin
German police have detained a 23-year-old man for “attacking and seriously injuring” the grandson of an Israeli athletics coach who was murdered by Palestinian fighters in the Munich Olympics massacre in 1972, several sources confirmed Monday.
Source: worthynews.com
Your Daily Phil: In Israel, grassroots initiatives must now grow deeper
Good Tuesday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on how the U.S. Department of Education is handling the growing number of antisemitism allegations against universities and K-12 schools, and feature an opinion piece by Gil Galanos about Israeli tour guides adapting...
Source: ejewishphilanthropy.com
Outrage over Holocaust lecture delay at Utrecht higher-ed; No problems at Leiden Univ.
Several people have reacted with anger at the decision by Hogeschool Utrecht (HU) to postpone a series of lectures about the Holocaust. The academic institution, known internationally as HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, claimed the decision was because the safety of speakers could not be guaranteed. But the Telegraaf quoted a spokesperson as saying earlier that more time was needed to put the October 7 Hamas attack “in a broader perspective.”
Source: nltimes.nl