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Cockney Yiddish: How two languages influenced each other in London's East End - MSNYiddish was also the language of street protest in the Jewish East End. During the "strike fever" of 1889, when workers throughout east London were demanding better pay and working conditions, ...
The president wants an end to the war in Gaza so he can make more deals in the region. As much as Jerusalem must defer to him ...
Princelet Street, centre of Jewish life in the late 19th century. Image: Nadia Valman. A new podcast recalls the history, culture and influence of the Yiddish East End.
When I tell a Palestinian friend of mine who used to live on the Upper East Side that expressing horror over the death toll in Gaza felt out of bounds in certain wealthy Jewish enclaves—for ...
Cramped but full of hope: step inside a Jewish flat from 1913. A new Museum of the Home exhibit immerses visitors in the daily life of an East End Jewish family preparing for Shabbos. July 17 ...
Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County Men's Mission Co-Chair reacts to ceasefire deal. “I'm sure that there's some relief in Israel tonight about the ceasefire, but again, the proof is in ...
While war rages in Middle East, Jewish High Holy Days bring Christian solidarity. Updated: Oct. 03, ... The Jewish High Holy days, or “ten days of awe,” will end at sunset on Yom Kippur, ...
ICJ says Israel's actions in West Bank amount to de facto annexation, calls for end of Israeli control; PM slams decision: 'The Jewish people are not occupiers in their own land' ...
Yiddish was also the language of street protest in the Jewish East End. During the“strike fever” of 1889, when workers throughout east London were demanding better pay and working conditions, ...
The Yiddish music of London’s East End brought together the Yiddish language and Jewish culture of eastern Europe with the raucous, irreverent style of the cockney music hall. Theatres and pubs ...
Yiddish was also the language of street protest in the Jewish East End. During the “strike fever” of 1889, when workers throughout east London were demanding better pay and working conditions, the ...
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