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Sarah Breger

Washington, D.C.

Editor, @momentmagazine / Formerly editor of the Sisterhood @jdforward /I'm not always there when you call, but I'm always on time.

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  • From the Newsletter | Crossing Predictable Fault Lines

    1 month ago | momentmag.com | Sarah Breger

    The fault lines that emerged after No Other Land won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature were fairly predictable. The film chronicles the attempted eviction of a collection of Palestinian villages known as Masafer Yatta through the eyes of two friends—Basel Adra, a Palestinian, and Yuval Abraham, a Jewish Israeli. Controversy has surrounded the film, since, despite international acclaim, it has failed to find a U.S. distributor.

  • From the Editor’s Desk: A Podcast for Those in Search of Nuance

    Feb 21, 2024 | momentmag.com | Sarah Breger

    Almost immediately after the Hamas attack on October 7, Ittay Flescher, who lives with his family in Jerusalem, began receiving messages from friends and acquaintances in Australia, where he grew up. At first they were to check if he was OK, but then people started reaching out for information: Why did Hamas attack? What’s Israel going to do in Gaza?

  • Interview | Laziza Dalil on Teaching Moroccan Jewish Heritage

    Jan 24, 2024 | momentmag.com | Sarah Breger

    In 2007, Laziza Dalil helped found the Mimouna Club on her university campus in Morocco, with the intention to expose Muslim students to Moroccan Jewish heritage. (According to the Mimouna Association, “mimouna” is a traditional Jewish Moroccan celebration at the end of Passover, whereby Jewish families invite Muslim neighbors to join their festivities.) Since then, the club has expanded into a national association to educate Moroccan youth.

  • From the Editor | Must We Harden Our Hearts?

    Jan 18, 2024 | momentmag.com | Sarah Breger

    A few years back a prominent writer and Israel advocate visited the Moment office. While here she railed against the then-newish organizations that were taking Jewish young adults to places in the West Bank with the goal of teaching them about what life is like for Palestinians under Israeli rule. She felt that it was handing ammunition to delegitimize Israel to its enemies. I wasn’t surprised.

  • From the Newsletter | The Arsenal of Memory

    Oct 25, 2023 | momentmag.com | Sarah Breger

    I was WhatsApping with a friend in Israel earlier this week and we were talking about the popularity of the Rachel Edri story. In case you aren’t familiar with it, when five terrorists entered her home in the southern town of Ofakim on October 7, Rachel offered them coffee and cookies and kept feeding them for the 17 hours it took before she and her husband were rescued.

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Sarah Breger
Sarah Breger @sbreger
4 Mar 25

RT @DanRaviv: #Israelis interested in a role in #Trump's #space defense ambitions, "Iron Dome for America" -- renamed "Golden Dome" (his fa…

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Sarah Breger @sbreger
21 Feb 25

Join me on Monday to discuss Moment's new film.

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Spend 24 hours in the West Bank with a rabbi fighting to protect Palestinians from settler extremism and the Israeli military. Join us Monday, February 24 for the live world premiere of “A Protective Presence.” Director Eli Katzoff follows Rabbi Arik Ascherman as he risks his https://t.co/TfOEkyefqL

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21 Jan 25

RT @ilanberman: Oct. 7th and Israel's resulting war against Hamas put its ties to the Arab world on pause. Now, amid new Israeli strategic…