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Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
May 2, 2022
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In PBS’ gripping series ‘Ridley Road,’ a Jewish woman infiltrates British neo-Nazis in 1962

Source: jweekly.com jweekly.com
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Agnes O’Casey as Vivien and Rory Kinnear as National Socialist Party leader Colin Jordan in the PBS miniseries "Ridley Road." (Photo/JTA-Courtesy RED Production Company and Masterpiece) Culture TV In PBS’ gripping series ‘Ridley Road,’ a Jewish woman infiltrates British neo-Nazis in 1962 Andrew Lapin, JTA | May 2, 2022 It sounds like it could be the story of Purim: A Jewish woman uses her sex appeal to enter the upper reaches of a group whose members are hell-bent on destroying the Jews. But instead of Esther with King Ahasuerus, imagine her becoming romantically involved with Haman himself — and instead...
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