Jewish Voice From Germany | Die englischsprachige Brücke zwischen Deutschland und den Juden in aller Welt

07252014

ARTS and CULTURE
- A Mathematician Needn’t be a Triangle
  
  Peter Schäfer now heads Berlin’s famous Jewish Museum. He tells the JVG about the challenges and his plans…
POLITICS
- Mistrust Blocks Peacemaking
  
  Remembrance and looking ahead – after a visit to Israel, a young German parliamentarian favors a new approach…
RELIGION
- Judah Found No Rest
  
  The destruction of the Temple sparked a new commitment, argues Rabbi Hoffmann, and explains why dreams and visions are essential on Tisha b´Av…
ARTS and CULTURE
- Returning Home with Deep Concern
  
  Stephan Weil, State Premier and President of the Bundesrat, on his journey to Israel and Palestine…
POLITICS
- Once Burned Twice Shy: The German Stock Angst
  
  When it comes to their money, the federal citizens rely on trusted savings methods…
POLITICS
- Spying is Not Listening
  
  NSA – are you there? An American in Germany on eavesdropping and why he wants Berlin and Washington to make up…
ARTS and CULTURE
- The Jewish Frankfurt School
  
  On its centenary Frankfurt University focuses on its famous Institute for Social Research...
ECONOMY
- Europe’s New National Socialists
  
  The classical categories of politics are currently being blurred in Europe. This has serious consequences…
POLITICS
- Essentials for Peace and Stability
  
  Resignation and interventionism will not ease the conflicts in the Middle East. A firm policy of reason is required…
POLITICS
- Yuval Steinitz: “Ein Leben zählt so viel wie das andere”
  
  Im Interview mit Rafael Seligmann spricht der israelische Minister für strategische Planung über Israels Ziele in Gaza.

POLITICS
Romanticism and Reality

In an exclusive interview with JVG, Christian Schmidt, Minister for Agriculture, favors a pragmatic approach when it comes to genetically modified foods, German-Israeli relations and his personal humility…
POLITICS
Let’s Stick Together

German Vice-Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel calls for Western democracies to be “more than a profit alliance of cowardly moneybags.“ Instead, they have to strengthen their community of values...
ECONOMY
Liberté, Egalité, Absurdité

The state of the French economy gives cause for concern. The country is rapidly losing its industrial base and seems to be slipping into a mixture of lethargy and helplessness. Yet Les Français have plenty to offer…
HISTORY
Caught in Conflict

96,000 Jewish soldiers fought in the German forces in World War I. Anti-Semitic propaganda tried to minimize their war effort. But at the same time, a hitherto unknown level of integration and emancipation was achieved…
ARTS and CULTURE
The Seductress

Why do the citoyens of the Nation of Enlightenment who once fought on the barricades for freedom and equality vote for the populist Le Pen? A psycho-analytic portrait of Marine and the French offers an explanation…

70 years after the Shoah, Jewish life once again has a future in Germany. Since 2012, the English language JewishVoiceFromGermany has been bringing German-Jewish life in all its diversity to readers around the world. Israeli immigration to Berlin, art projects, and memorials are all included as well as travel reports, religious questions and Middle East politics. The JewishVoiceFromGermany draws from a panel of experts for in-depth articles on economics and the business climate in Germany, Europe, Israel and the U.S which also feature alongside insightful political commentaries tackling issues in Israel, Jewish German relations, and other events of global significance or which offer a peek into contemporary German and German-Jewish society. With tens of thousands of readers in North America, the founder and editor Rafael Seligmann has succeeded in building bridges from Berlin to Washington D.C., Toronto, Chicago, Haifa, New York, Sydney, London, San Francisco and beyond. The warm and positive reception received by the JewishVoiceFromGermany in the United Kingdom, America, Israel, and in German-speaking Europe shows that the JewishVoiceFromGermany is on the pulse of current events.

70 Jahre nach der Schoa hat das Judentum in Deutschland wieder eine Zukunft. Die englischsprachige „Jewish Voice from Germany“ vermittelt seit 2012 vier Mal jährlich ein Bild vom jüdischen Leben in seiner ganzen Vielfalt. Der Zuzug von Israelis nach Berlin, Kunstprojekte und Gedenkkultur sind dabei ebenso Themen wie Reiseberichte, religiöse Fragestellungen oder die deutsche Nahost-Politik. Dazu kommen Wirtschaftsanalysen und politische Kommentare, die Einblicke in die deutsche Gesellschaft geben. Mit zehntausenden Lesern in den USA gelingt dem Herausgeber Rafael Seligmann so ein transatlantischer Brückenschlag. Die große Resonanz in Nordamerika, Israel, Großbritannien und auch im deutschsprachigen Raum beweist: die „Jewish Voice from Germany“ ist am Puls der Zeit.