Denmark held its annual remembrance march for Kristallnacht, a deadly wave of antisemitic violence and plundering instigated by Nazi authorities in Germany on November 9th 1938. The march was attended in large numbers and with participation of leading politicians. Denmark’s Chief Rabbi Jair Melchior gave a speech in front of the synagogue on Copenhagen’s Krystalgade […]
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The influence of Portuguese Jews on global history is profound, their legacy intricately woven into Portugal’s Jewish presence from the 5th to the 15th centuries. In the northern regions of Portugal, Jewish communities once thrived in various towns and cities. While the precise origins of Jewish settlers in Porto remain somewhat obscure, evidence suggests their […]
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The Algemeiner newspaper held its 10th annual J100 Gala last night, beginning with a moment of silence in memory of all those who were murdered on October 7th in Israel. Ambassador Gilad Erdan, Permanent Representative of Israel to the United Nations, said, “The Jewish people have experienced the worst tragedy since the Holocaust. Over 1,400 have been slaughtered, thousands […]
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I recently had the pleasure of attending the performance of “Amid Falling Walls” at Edmond Safra Hall in the Museum of Jewish Heritage, and the experience left an indelible impression. Embark on a compelling journey of resilience and hope with the world premiere of a groundbreaking musical. Running for a limited four-week engagement until December […]
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On October 10, 2023, thousands gathered in New York City outside the United Nations for a powerful vigil in support of Israel following the Hamas massacre. The event brought together a diverse crowd of liberal Zionists, right-wing activists, secular Jews, Hasidic Jews, and elected officials, all united in mourning and solidarity. This gathering took place […]
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On Tuesday, October 22, 2024, a special Sukkah Celebration took place at the City Hall Sukkah, located at the Broadway and Murray Street entrance. Held from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM, the event brought together New Yorkers and city officials to celebrate and honor the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. The sukkah was proudly made possible […]
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For centuries, Lublin has been a central hub in the history of Hebrew and Yiddish culture, once home to the world’s largest Talmudic school and earning the moniker “Jerusalem of the Polish Kingdom.” It was also the exclusive venue for the country’s only Jewish college. Despite significant damage during World War II, Lublin’s charming and […]
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Tucked away in northern Poland, Torun is a medieval treasure known as the birthplace of the renowned astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. Beyond its celestial heritage, this charming town is famed for its long-standing tradition of gingerbread making and is one of the rare Polish cities that emerged from World War II relatively unscathed. Torun achieved UNESCO […]
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Budapest, Hungary, often called “the Paris of the East,” captivates visitors with its charm and rich Jewish heritage. Located in the heart of Europe, Budapest is a city of remarkable beauty and is home to the continent’s third-largest Jewish community with approximately 100,000 members. Its Jewish heritage dates back to ancient Roman times, and the […]
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