Daniel Sieradski

Daniel Sieradski is an interdisciplinary artist and documentarian investigating post-normative forms of Jewish cultural expression. Director of Technology for Repair the World, former Director of Digital Media for JTA News and founding publisher of the pioneering blog Jewschool, he is also a web strategist and designer serving the non-profit sector. “An innovator in Jewish new media.” — Editor & Publisher

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You’re Never Too Old To Watch Shalom Sesame’s “Tikkun Olam Song”

Ask a Jewish kid who grew up in the ’80s for their favorite examples of Jewish popular culture from that era and you’re certain to encounter fond memories of Muppets with a penchant for Hebrew, Jewish holidays and gloriously bad puns. Often they’ll give you just two words: “Moishe Oofnik!”
via Repair The World

HuffPo: Jews are single issue voters

The Huffington Post recently published part one of a five part series called “The Jewish…

7 Reasons I’m Conflicted About the Freedom Flotilla

1. The blockade of Gaza is wrong and must end. After several years, I think…

Rabbi Eric Yoffie’s Remarks Sharpen Differences Between Jewish Leaders and Youth Over Human Rights

Rabbi Eric Yoffie addresses a plenary session at J Street’s first national conference in Washington,…

Peace Lobby Breaks from Left as Conference Approaches

J Street, the self-dubbed "pro-Israel, pro-peace" lobby, has visibly distanced itself from individuals and organizations…

Neocons Target Pro-Peace Lobby

As the pro-peace, pro-Israel lobby J Street’s first annual conference approaches, neoconservatives are leading an…

How Avigdor Lieberman’s Policies Will Ravage Hasbara

Israel has never been the most popular of nations. Since its inception, the Jewish state…

Disenfranchised Jewish Brits Play a Prank on Organized British Jewry

Over the weekend Facebook swelled with postings from British Jews seeking to verify an unusual…