Editor At Large And Managing Editor
Andrew Silow-Carroll is an editor at large of the New York Jewish Week and managing editor for Ideas for the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. He focuses on themes related to culture and society, including Judaism, cultural movements, and the arts, with a keen interest in diversity and inclusion. His work has been featured in various publications such as the Victoria Advocate, The Times of Israel, and The Forward.
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Andrew Silow-Carroll's coverage primarily focuses on Jewish culture, community, and related societal issues. His articles often include profiles and legal or political analysis of events concerning the Jewish community.
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By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
An Israeli national security think tank is warning that Israel’s devastating war in Gaza and its broader conflict with the Palestinians is taking a growing toll on Jewish communities abroad — fueling antisemitism, dividing communities and w…
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
The veteran war correspondent earned acclaim for challenging the powerful, but her Mideast reporting drew sharp criticism from some Jewish and pro-Israel viewers
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Her coverage of Israel and the Palestinians has long drawn sharp criticism from some Jewish viewers, who have accused her of giving insufficient weight to Israeli security concerns.
The veteran war correspondent earned acclaim for challenging the powerful, but her Mideast reporting drew sharp criticism from some Jewish and pro-Israel viewers.
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Noah Wyle in HBO's ‘The Pitt.' Photo by Warrick Page/ HBO MAX By Andrew Silow-Carroll October 27, 2026
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Noah Wyle, the Jewish actor who both mends and steals hearts as a doctor on the hit HBO Max medical drama “The Pitt,” has been named People magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive.
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Wyle drew on his father's Russian-Jewish background in helping create Robby, his ER physician character on ‘The Pitt,' who wears a Star of David necklace
The Pitt's Noah Wyle told People he initially thought the news of being named People's Sexiest Man Alive was “a classic set-up for a prank.”
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
Promoting his new movie at the 92nd Street Y, the comedian defends satire as a weapon against hate.
By: Andrew Silow-Carroll
The British Jewish comedian pushes back against calls to boycott film over cultural appropriation concerns, says Ali G is ideal vehicle for exposing insidious explosion of bigotry
