Thanks to the might of Israel, even Diaspora Jews can hold their heads up high, so remarks Tomer in Amos Oz s 1966 novel Elsewhere, Perhaps. This quotation speaks to the profound impact which Zionism’s successful campaign for Jewish statehood had on the identity of Jews in the Diaspora. Howeve
Homeless at the age of 14, Mariuma tells her inspiring story about how she turned her own pain into founding Shanti House.
Shanti House’s doors are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for homeless youth, and those who are in immediate danger, helping them to choose
Supported by Pears Foundation, JW3 will be holding this annual Spiro Lecture in recognition of the Spiros’ contribution, marking forty years of outstanding effort in awakening interest in the Jewish and Israeli Heritage. It has led to mark strengthening of Jewish awareness, knowledge and identity within the Jewish and general
The novel is told from Marc Chagall’s point of view and in it he reflects back on his life and the tumultuous events of the twentieth century that shaped his life and his work
The White Crucifixion starts with Chagall’s difficult birth in Vitebsk 1887, in the present-day Belarus, and
Bananas grown in the north of Israel reach their final destination in Gaza. They
journey south through the Israeli landscape and toward the Palestinians across the
wall as we witness from both sides how the merchants trade and ultimately who
profits and who loses in this fascinating business
Jews make up 0.2% of the world’s population, yet they have won over 20% of the Nobel prizes -204 in total out of around 900 awarded since the first Laureates at the start of the 20th century.
When one considers that Jews were not even admitted to University in Britain
The untold story of heroism under dire circumstances. As the war in
Syria wages on, wounded soldiers and civilians are secretly brought
into Israel to be cared for. For the first time, this film takes a look at the
complex and moving relationships forged between former enemies as
patients
Lecture by Daniel Lee
To mark Yom Hashoah
The Holocaust was not just a European story. It was an Arab story. Racial laws were
introduced across the Maghreb. Jews were stripped of their rights and sent to forced
labour camps. For six months, Tunisia came under direct Nazi occupation. Hundreds