Gabe Friedman is a Culture Writer and Editor at JTA News. He focuses on themes such as culture, society, and various social issues, with particular attention to Jewish topics, Israel, and sports, including baseball. Gabe's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Forward, Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd, and Brooklyn Magazine.
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Gabe Friedman's articles cover a range of topics, including obituaries, music, antisemitism, and government/politics. His work often focuses on evolving stories and government announcements related to these themes.
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By: Gabe Friedman
A scene from Netflix's "Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial" docuseries. (Netflix)
By: Gabe Friedman
Typing “Hitler” into the search bar on Netflix yields an array of Holocaust and World War II-themed movies and TV shows, many of them with one Nazi or another in their titles.
By: Gabe Friedman
The team has reportedly traded Mikal Bridges, their last remaining star player — to the Knicks, no less. Here's what it means
The city comptroller has become the first Democrat to officially challenge Mayor Adams' reelection bid. So who is he?
By: Gabe Friedman
The iconic 1979 film follows a Coney Island gang's epic journey home — now it's getting the 'Hamilton' treatment
By: Gabe Friedman
Sarah Seltzer’s debut novel is full of familial drama, rock music history and lots of Yiddishkeit.
By: Gabe Friedman
Sarah Seltzer sheds light on her recently published novel, embracing the depth of Jewish American culture with the highlights of 60s rock.
Kendall Tichner has focused on getting women, communities of color and LGBTQ people into the sport
With his solo project, Las Palabras, Cohen — who’s also a member of the popular Brooklyn band!!! — mulls his connection to Judaism on his new album, “Fe.”
There’s some surprising Jewish history to be found at this annual attraction, where model trains traverse a mini New York City made of plant-based materials.
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