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László Krasznahorkai, grim Hungarian author with hidden Jewish roots, wins literature Nobel

This year’s Nobel Prize for literature was awarded to a Hungarian writer whose work offers bleak visions of existence, and whose father hid his Jewish ancestry...

With Gaza War Ending, Where Does Jordan Stand?

By HENRY SREBRNIK Today’s “two-state solution” for the pre-1948 Palestine Mandate governed by the United Kingdom is an offshoot of the older idea of partition: the...

Green Remodeling Gains Momentum in the Wenatchee Valley

Homes in Wenatchee Valley face intense seasonal shifts. These drastic changes cause temperature fluctuations with a direct financial impact. Summer sun drives cooling needs through the...

Shayla Mindell: long-gone from Winnipeg, yet still feeling a strong connection to this city

By GERRY POSNER Recently a group of ex-Winnipeggers came together – in Montreal this time, in the form of a reunion of four women – long...

New book by former Winnipegger Dr. Ted Rosenberg explores his personal experience of anti-Semitism, along with a call to action

By MYRON LOVE After a bit of a hiatus, it is nice to see Yolanda Papini Pollock and Winnipeg  Friends of Israel – the group she...

In Dan Brown’s chaotic tale of a rampaging Golem, a case of missing Judaism

By Mira Fox September 27, 2025 This story was originally published in the Forward. Click here to get the Forward’s free email newsletters delivered to your...

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New movie, “Bau, Artist at War,” tells the amazing story of Joseph Bau, whose marriage to his wife Rebecca was made famous in “Schindler’s List”

“They can starve us, beat us, cage us – but they could never kill our spirit.“ – Joseph BauA gripping new movie, titled Bau, Artist at...

Ian Shaffer: set the template for medical management

By GERRY POSNER I ask myself every time I come across yet another Jewish psychiatrist from Winnipeg. Did Winnipeg have a factory that produced Jewish shrinks?...