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Josh Kaplan

London, United Kingdom

Head of Digital at The Jewish Chronicle

head of digital @JewishChron @jkaplan.bsky.social

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  • For your next Israeli adventure, look north - The Jewish Chronicle

    6 days ago | thejc.com | Josh Kaplan

    Here are 10 reasons to head north on your next visit. 1. Haifa’s Hills and Harmony Start at the Louis Promenade, where Haifa unfurls at your feet. Port cranes, blue water in the pristine bay, the rolling hills of Lebanon beyond. It’s peaceful in a way that surprises you. From the top of Haifa, the meticulously manicured Baha’i Gardens cascade down the mountain in terraced perfection and are the perfect place to start exploring the city. 2.

  • Dave Portnoy, Mohammed Khan and the anti-Jewish horseshoe

    1 week ago | thespectator.com | Josh Kaplan

    Some dumb people made a dumb decision at a bar in Philadelphia this weekend. In a booth at the Barstool Sports-owned Sansom street, a group of guys paid a waitress to hold up a sign that said “Fuck the Jews.” In their pisswater beer-soaked joy, they giggled and filmed it and put it on Instagram. In the hours after, professional doxxers StopAntisemitism located the video, identified the young men and blasted their name all over X. Enter Dave Portnoy.

  • Dave Portnoy, Mohammed Khan and the anti-Jewish horseshoe

    1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Josh Kaplan

    Some dumb people made a dumb decision at a bar in Philadelphia this weekend. In a booth at the Barstool Sports-owned Sansom street, a group of guys paid a waitress to hold up a sign that said “Fuck the Jews.” In their pisswater beer-soaked joy, they giggled and filmed it and put it on Instagram.

  • October 7 enquiry finds IDF abandoned civilians on Zikim beach - The Jewish Chronicle

    1 week ago | thejc.com | Josh Kaplan

    "The soldiers did not risk their lives and did not strive to engage in close combat with the enemy," according to the probe. The probe stated that the failure stemmed from a lack of preparedness alongside difficulties in putting together an accurate picture of the attacks due to the total collapse of the military's Gaza Division during the invasion.

  • In Haifa, Israelis mark the war on the city’s walls - The Jewish Chronicle

    2 weeks ago | thejc.com | Josh Kaplan

    You can tell a lot by a city by how it treats its public spaces. Sometimes, especially in Europe, streets of a city are pristine, frozen in amber from when the place was at its finest, a tribute to a long-crumbled empire. Israel, despite having thousands of years of history, is mostly a new place and as a result, its major cities feel alive, humming with creativity, constantly changing. And nowhere is this truer than Haifa.

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