During a recent press trip to London, I stumbled upon a hidden treasure—a Jewish cemetery nestled discreetly on Fulham Road. While exploring the renowned antiquarian and rare bookseller Sokol Books in central London, I glimpsed a Jewish cemetery through one of their rear windows. It serenely contrasts with the surrounding urban hustle and bustle, shielded […]
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Tucked away near the Pont de Bir-Hakeim on the Seine’s 15th arrondissement bank in Paris, there lies a memorial that honors the Jewish victims of the Vel d’Hiv Roundup. Although it holds profound historical importance, the memorial is subtly nestled within a tranquil garden adorned with trees, and it might escape the notice of those […]
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Nestled on the eastern tip of the Île de la Cité, a poignant monument often goes unnoticed by many visitors despite its central location. This irony is striking, given its mission of remembrance. General Charles de Gaulle inaugurated the Mémorial des Martyrs de la Déportation in 1962 to honor the 200,000 French citizens deported to […]
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Part of the MusicTalks concerts on the JCC Rooftop collection MusicTalks celebrates Ella Fitzgerald’s birthday in a special concert featuring MusicTalks Jazz quartet and award-winning vocalist Imani Rousselle By MusicTalks Date and time Sunday, August 18 · 7–8pm EDT Location JCC Manhattan 334 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10023 Join us for a romantic sunset […]
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Nestled in the heart of the City of London, just off the ancient thoroughfare of Bevis Marks, stands the Bevis Marks Synagogue, a remarkable symbol of resilience and faith. Established in 1701, it holds the distinction of being the oldest synagogue in the United Kingdom and the first synagogue built after Jews were permitted to return […]
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The Centre European du Judaism, or European Jewish Centre, stands as a beacon for Jewish cultural, educational, and community activities in Europe. Nestled in the vibrant 17th district of Paris, this center is dedicated to promoting Jewish heritage, identity, and values through a diverse array of services and programs. President Emmanuel Macron inaugurated the European […]
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Located next to London’s historic Kensington Gardens, the New West End Synagogue stands as a testament to both architectural splendor and heartfelt community spirit, earning its place as one of the friendliest and most beautiful synagogues the New York Jewish Travel Guide has yet visited. From the moment you approach its elegant facade, the New West […]
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Burger Bar in Hendon: A Culinary Gem with 33 Years of Excellence Nestled in the heart of Hendon, London, Burger Bar is a hidden gem for burger enthusiasts seeking a satisfying dining experience. From the moment you step inside, the welcoming ambiance and friendly staff make you feel right at home. The restaurant offers […]
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I would like to share the inspiring journey of Rabbi Leon Benarroch, whose remarkable life story spans continents and decades. Born in Casablanca, Morocco, Rabbi Benarroch embarked on a transformative chapter at the age of 15 when he traveled to England to study at the renowned Sunderland yeshivas in Gateshead, Scotland. Under the mentorship of […]
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The history of Jews in Scotland is a narrative of resilience, integration, and significant cultural contribution. Although not as ancient as in other parts of Europe, the Jewish presence has profoundly impacted Scotland’s social and cultural landscape. Jews have been in Scotland since the 17th century, with notable early figures such as Julius Conradus Otto, […]
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