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Heidi Kingstone

London

Writer and Journalist at Freelance

Journalist & author of Dispatches from the Kabul Cafe https://t.co/tPDoaByVfZ…

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  • 2 months ago | thecaliforniacourier.com | Heidi Kingstone

    Tulips, daisies, lilacs, hosts of daffodils…and genocide: all proliferate in April. Suicide and depression rates are highest in April and perhaps it is no surprise that Genocide Awareness Month also falls now, the beginning of the fourth month of the year: a time of renewal, the end of decay, the possibility of hope, brighter skies — and the killing season. “April is the cruellest month,” as T.S. Eliot says in The Waste Land.

  • 2 months ago | thearticle.com | Heidi Kingstone |Sameer Hinduja |Ali M. Mahmoud

    Tulips, daisies, lilacs, hosts of daffodils…and genocide: all proliferate in April. Suicide and depression rates are highest in April and perhaps it is no surprise that Genocide Awareness Month also falls now, the beginning of the fourth month of the year: a time of renewal, the end of decay, the possibility of hope, brighter skies — and the killing season. “April is the cruellest month,” as T.S. Eliot says in The Waste Land.

  • Jan 30, 2025 | thejc.com | Elisa Bray |Heidi Kingstone |Jacob Jaffa |Jane Prinsley

    Since tattoo artist Adam Silas told his story of a client cancelling an appointment “because he is Jewish” to the JC, he has been inundated with jobs. What’s more, most of the tattoos he is being commissioned are Jewish-themed. Last year, Silas received a message from a former client reading: “It has come to my attention that you are Jewish. Is this true?

  • Jan 30, 2025 | rsn.org | Heidi Kingstone

    From first-person accounts of the Armenian and Yazidi genocides, to Anne Frank's diary and the Nuremberg prosecutor who 'peered into hell', we need to listen to those who experienced genocide, to seek accountability – and take heed of the early warning signsBefore October 7th, 2023, the word 'genocide' was not particularly topical in the wider world. It was a term relegated to the past or perhaps associated with human rights abuses in distant lands.

  • Jan 29, 2025 | thejc.com | Elisa Bray |Heidi Kingstone |Jacob Jaffa |Jane Prinsley

    It can be hard to accept that something as terrible as sexual assault could ever take place within our loving, supportive Jewish community. But abuse can happen anywhere. A young woman victim has now decided to waive her anonymity – both to shine a light on the fact that sexual abuse exists in the Jewish community as it does in any other, and to encourage other women to speak out. In telling her story to the JC, Nathalie Freedman, 27, hopes to prevent it from happening to others.

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21 May 25

RT @koshercockney: WATCH 🎥 Muslim woman in Beverley Hills walks up to some Jews and repeats “Heil f*cking Hitler, heil f*cking Hitler” at…

Heidi Kingstone
Heidi Kingstone @superlotuslane
20 May 25

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Heidi Kingstone
Heidi Kingstone @superlotuslane
17 May 25

RT @stephenpollard: If you turn on @BBCOne now for the Cup Final, you'll see @GaryLineker It matters not a jot to the BBC that he has spen…