Andrew Silow-Carroll is an Editor in Chief at the Cleveland Jewish Publication Company and a Managing Editor for ideas (op-eds) at JTA. He has extensive experience in Jewish journalism, having written for various publications and covered a range of topics including Jewish life, culture, and current events.
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In the mid-20th century, American Jewish reading tastes were shaped by the Cold War, assimilation and the gender gap.
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Recent notable deaths include the Israeli guard who hanged Adolf Eichmann, an Israeli soldier wounded on Oct. 7, and the Alice of "Alice's Restaurant."
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
(L-R) Writers and directors Jerry Zucker, Jim Abrahams and David Zucker attend the 30th Anniversary screening of “Airplane!” at the Walter Reade Theater on August 9, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images)
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Israel has carried out the death penalty just once, when Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann was sentenced in 1962 to death by hanging. “We placed the rope on his head. I pressed [a handle] and he fell downward,” Shalom Nagar, the guard who carried out the execution, later told an interviewer.
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Arlo Guthrie’s antiwar staple “Alice’s Restaurant” was inspired by a Thanksgiving Day visit to Alice Brock’s diner in western Massachusetts. (Larry Bessel, Los Angeles Times, via Wikipedia)
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Check out books by Rachel Gordan, Miriam Eve Mora and Ronnie Grinberg.
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Nick Lemann, dean emeritus of the university’s journalism school, sees a disconnect among parents, students, faculty, donors and the administration.
Jews feeling threatened by campus protests and the rise of antisemitism look to Jewish organizations and a new administration to crack down.
As head of the nonprofit Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law, Kenneth Marcus was early — critics would say premature — in using aggressive legal tactics to fight antisemitism on college campuses and other public spaces.
By: Grace Yagel, Andrew Silow-Carroll
Nominees include bestsellers that anticipated the rise of antisemitism, the ascendance of Donald Trump and the vogue for literature about Jewish roots tours to Eastern Europe.
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