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Professor Mohammad Gharipour will discuss his research and recently published book, Synagogues of the Islamic World: Architecture, Design, and Identity (Edinburgh University Press, 2017), which explores how the architecture of synagogues in Central Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, and Spain responded to contextual issues and traditions, as well as how these contexts influenced the […]
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Felshtin Society Centennial Memorial Program Plenary Session: A historical perspective on the pogroms from 1917-1919; Prof. Jeffrey Veidlinger, University of Michigan Creating family trees and genealogical research; Avi Groll, CEO, JewishGen The intergenerational transmission of trauma; Dr. Yael Danieli, Clinical psychologist and traumatologist in private practice; Director, Group Project for Holocaust Survivors and their Children; Founder, […]
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German Reparations and the Jewish World has become a standard reference work since it was first published in 1987. Based extensively on archival sources, the author examines the difficult debate within the Jewish world whether it was possible to reach a material settlement with Germany so soon after Auschwitz. Concentrating on how the money was spent […]
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The Jerusalem Season of Culture Festival (Mekudeshet) is an innovative art initiative taking place in the Holy City for a month, during this summer 2018. The very city of Jerusalem and its complexities are the main focus of the festival, which came to life in the context of the Jerusalem artistic communities. The festival is a […]
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Thousands from around the globe came to Russia and are learning that Judaism there isn’t just history. Until two weeks ago, Alberto Galante had never been to Russia. The 2018 FIFA World Cup drew him to Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Rostov-on-Don, where he cheered on Mexico’s national soccer team as they advanced through the competition. […]
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Israel’s impressive lineup of concerts is bringing world famous musical artists from across the world to the Holy Land, some for the first time ever. Pop sensations, heavy metal icons, indie dance duos, Latin music stars, a legendary reggae master and many more world-famous musical artists are on Israel’s impressive spring-summer concert lineup. As the […]
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Malta, an archipelago in the middle of the Mediterranean, invites you to start your summer in May! This is when Malta’s festivities heat up with music, culture, and art all surrounding the celebration of Valletta, the 2018 European Capital of Culture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the beginning of May, visitors can explore the historic […]
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A massive 24-hour non-stop electronic music festival, Neverland is Groove Attack’s premier annual festival. Founded in 2011, the event is spread across three dance floors featuring top DJs from Israel and abroad. The festival is held on the banks of the Jordan River is North Israel, with camping and entrance for 23+. Groove Attack has […]
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The top of the local indie scene will gather to shake the roof of Hangar 11 in a one-time show or if you will, a holiday. A rare summit meeting with a precedent concept: one space, two stages, nine delinarers. The carefully selected ensembles sketch the “Best Of” map of everything that happens in the […]
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Tens of thousands of tourists and cycling enthusiasts are expected to arrive in Israel next May to experience the Giro d’Italia’s festive atmosphere One-hundred-seventy-six of the world’s top cyclists are heading to Israel next year to kick off the 2018 Giro d’Italia, an annual multiple-stage bicycle race that takes place primarily in Italy with a […]
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