Elisa Bray
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Former Rock & Pop Editor at The Independent, now feature writer for @jewishchron @theipaper @EveningStandard
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2 days ago |
thejc.com | Elisa Bray
“They’re both basically trying to extort me - by insinuating that I need to say I support Palestine or they will drop me from the gig BUT I would much rather drop them and not associate with anything that has cheap group think bulls*** attached to it. She added, “If they want to allow some no-name dj’s to bully them into desecrating the nature of this music ecosystem and make ME the issue - whilst there being absolutely no ethical consumption under capitalism.
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1 week ago |
thejc.com | Elisa Bray
She recommends anyone who spots symptoms in a loved one, or feels they are themselves forgetting things, including words when they speak, to go to their GP who can refer them to a memory clinic. “It's not a life sentence to have Alzheimer's. A lot of people can stabilise for a period of time, but it's getting that early support and finding ways to live with it.
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1 week ago |
thejc.com | Elisa Bray
Segal explained that Iran’s plan had initially been that once Israel had attacked, 1,000 ballistic missiles would be fired towards the Jewish homeland. However, “there weren’t enough to shoot and there wasn’t anyone to give the order.” Before the decision was taken to carry out the operation, the estimation was 800 to 4,000 Israeli casualties, but what has unfolded, he said, is “under the lowest estimation prior to the operation”.
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1 week ago |
thejc.com | Elisa Bray
“We've had literally nothing from the embassy. There's been nothing, apart from a statement saying, ‘Don't travel to Israel’, which is really ‘helpful’ when you're already here. There's been no statement saying to get in touch. I feel like even the reassurance of being told that once airspace opens, they will try and get us home would be great.” Hannah is desperate to see her children, Eve, ten, Aliza, seven, and Ezra, four, who stayed at home with her husband Raf, a solicitor.
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2 weeks ago |
thejc.com | Elisa Bray
The ban was lifted in 1931, when it played at the Savoy Theatre and marked Wilde’s first great theatrical success. The mysterious Jewish princess captured artistic vision in Europe for centuries and became a worldwide cultural classic, spawning Richard Strauss’s popular 1905 opera.
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