“I put my art where the emergency is”

We speak with Sara Erenthal, the artist and activist who fled Neturei Karta as a teen. Neturei Karta has become a familiar presence at our rallies for Gaza and Palestine. Often depicted in a one dimensional way because of that advocacy, we’ll learn from Sara’a experience about the not so liberatory practices of the group and why she had to escape.

We talk about Sara’s incredible artwork featured in The Jewish Week, Haaretz, Vice, The Village Voice, Radio Canada, Time Out, Gothamist, The Brooklyn Rail, and Artnet, among others.
We also chat about the indictment of NYC’s Mayor Adams and NYC rats... acting different.

We end with a song, Bottom Seas by Rachel Angel.

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