Philissa Cramer is the Editor-in-Chief at the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. With a focus on culture, society, and social issues, she covers a range of topics including Jewish identity, Israel, and the Holocaust. Philissa's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Haaretz, The Times of Israel, and The Forward.
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By: Philissa Cramer
Noa Argamani, whom the Israeli army rescued from Gaza in June, was also on stage.
By: Philissa Cramer
Damari's injury turned her hand into a "rock on" emoji and the sign for "I love you" in American Sign Language.
By: Philissa Cramer
Damari was injured on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas terrorists shot her and took her hostage.
One student was killed in the shooting, which was partially livestreamed.
Share (JTA) — Hosting “Saturday Night Live” in its final broadcast before the inauguration of Donald Trump, comedian Dave Chappelle concluded with advice for the new president.
By: Philissa Cramer
(JTA) — After the hostages return to Israel, peace takes hold in the Middle East. Army recruitment offices are shuttered; Israelis shelve the second passports that let them live abroad; and trains run uninterrupted from Egypt to Syria. Soon, Israeli and Iranian judokas embrace, and Israel advances in the World Cup. Ultimately, Taylor Swift takes the stage in Tel Aviv.
By: Philissa Cramer
Police investigating antisemitic, anti-Black manifesto attributed to 17-year-old shooter, himself Black, who killed fellow student
By: Philissa Cramer
Damari's injury turned her hand into a “rock on” emoji and the sign for “I love you” in American Sign Language.
By: Philissa Cramer
For the first time since its inauguration more than a decade ago, the prize dubbed the “Jewish Nobel” is going to a non-Jew: Javier Milei, the president of Argentina.
Damari’s request was rejected, according to the report by Israel’s Channel 12 news.
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