Etan Nechin

Etan Nechin is a New-York based Israeli writer and editor of The Bare Life Review: a Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Literature. His writing and commentary have appeared in Boston Review, The Independent, Washington Post, The New York Times, Jewish Currents, Haaretz, and more. Twitter: @etanetan23.

Recent Articles
Orthodox Jews participate in a Sukkot prayer at the Or Pashut synagogue, in the northern Israeli community of Kadita, near Safed, Sept. 26, 2018. (David Cohen/Flash90)
With the Nation-State Law, Israel’s religious right is deciding who is a Jew
Israel's Nation-State Law does not see Judaism as a diverse religion, but as an identity that guarantees supremacy over other people — including other Jews.
By Etan Nechin December 20, 2020
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