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In this week’s 360 we cover the latest developments in the antisemitism scandal rocking the UK Labour party. Plus a tribute to Seinfeld on its 30th anniversary, information about to apply to be a 2020 chaperone on the March of the Living, and more. Shabbat Shalom!
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Shabbat Candlelight
July 12 | 8:24 PM
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BBC airs exposé accusing Jeremy Corbyn’s team of shielding antisemites
Leaders of Britain’s Labour party shielded members from accusations of antisemitism amid an internal crisis that led to thousands of hate speech complaints but only 15 expulsions, the BBC reported on Wednesday.
Source: Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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Israeli military discovers another Gaza border tunnel
This is the 18th tunnel between Gaza and Israel to be discovered since the end of the 2014 Gaza war.
Source: Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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Apply now to be a Montreal Moishe House resident
If you are a young professional and/or graduate student (22-30) who is passionate about community building, click here to learn more about being a resident at Moishe House (a grantee of Federation CJA).
Source: Federation CJA
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Renewed Canada-Israel trade deal cause for celebration
Ottawa’s prioritization of Canada-Israel trade ties, exemplified by Minister Jim Carr’s trade mission to Israel last fall, has been valuable in paving the way for new partnerships.
Source: Hill Times
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Leonard Cohen documentary makes viewers laugh and cry about it all again
Watch the trailer for “Marianne & Leonard”, a new film which explores Juif d’ici Cohen’s origin story and his relationship with former flame Marianne Ihlen.
Source: Times of Israel
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How Mad magazine taught me to think like a furshlugginer Jewish intellectual
After a 67-year run, the iconic satirical magazine will stop publishing new content in August.
Source: Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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Mourning Cameron Boyce, the multiracial Jewish Disney star who dreamed of change
The actor, who passed away this week at the age of 20, took enormous pride in his minority identities, speaking openly about how his overlapping identities (Jewish and African-American) framed his worldview — and pushed him to pursue justice.
Source: Forward
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This Holocaust survivor’s Shabbat dinner cooking videos are becoming an Instagram sensation
Instagram’s most unlikely new star isn’t a twerking pop star or talking cat, she’s 79-year-old New Yorker Miriam Karimzadeh, whose Persian and German Jewish-influenced recipes (like her spin on tadig) have earned her a celebrity following.
Source: Forward
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'Seinfeld': 30 ways the 'show about nothing' is still something 30 years later
From Festivus to Elaine’s “kick” dance, celebrate the 30th anniversary of the quintessential 90s New York Jewish sitcom with 30 “Seinfeld” elements that remain relevant today.
Source: USA Today
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Source: Federation CJA
Montreal March of the Living (MOL) 2020 Chaperone Application
Federation CJA’s GenMTL is now accepting applications for chaperones to lead our 2020 trip. We are compiling a diverse chaperone team reflective of our eclectic Montreal community; interested people of all backgrounds who meet the eligibility criteria are encouraged to apply as soon as possible – space is limited and submissions close on August 11. Click here to learn more and apply!
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Disclaimer
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