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Zionist with Cello

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Music Meets the Fields One foggy morning in 1878, as legend has it, four horseback riders cantered out of Jerusalem. Near the Arab village of Um-Labbes, where they’d hoped to found the first Zionist agricultural...

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Heroes on the Walls of Haifa

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The First Crusade In 1071, the Byzantine Empire was dealt a crippling blow when a tribe of Mongolians conquered Anatolia, today a popular tourist destination in Turkey. The Seljuks, as they were called, had left...

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Red Rose of Petra

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Petra, the mysterious capital located in Jordan, is without a doubt the jewel in the Nabatean crown. Named for the red rock out of which it was carved (petrae is Latin for “rock”), the city...

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Victor Brauner – Inspired by Cards

Naomi Samuel

Jewish Juggler Victor Brauner was an iconic Romanian Jewish painter and sculptor. As a young artist, he was expelled from the School of Fine Arts in Bucharest, where his work was considered scandalous. Brauner embraced...

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Lost in Eilat

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Red Sea Port Traversing the rickety road from the Israeli port of Eilat to its Egyptian equivalent in Taba, past thousands of imported cars lined up in spectacular order, glinting in Eilat’s glaring sun, it’s...

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Hungarian Schism

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The Price of Equality Though Jews campaigned long and hard for equality in their many countries of dispersion, the privilege proved to be a mixed blessing. In Europe, the price of emancipation was total cultural...

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Luboml City Post

Itamar Atzmon

Few, Yet Many Though few have heard of it, Luboml was one of Poland’s most ancient Jewish communities, once rivaling that of Lublin in size. Poland before World War II was home to dozens of...

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Mystery of Caesarea’s Disappearing Port

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Impressive and Unique Wending its way up the Mediterranean coast, and weighed down with its cargo of Egyptian wheat, the great merchant ship was headed for Rome and its bustling grain markets. But why not...

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Charlotte Rothschild – First Jewish Female Artist

Naomi Samuel

Anselm and Charlotte von Rothschild Self-portrait with her husband, two of their children, and their nanny Frankfurt, 1838, oil on canvas Private collection, London Charlotte von Rothschild (1807-1859), affectionately known to her family as Chilly,...

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The Battle on the Hill

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Fighting for Jerusalem In 2003, about a year before Reserves General Rafael Eitan drowned off the coast of Ashdod, he spoke to a group of tour guides on the lawn by San Simon Monastery, in...

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Napoleon’s Jewish Court

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The True Heirs of Palestine Jews have been fascinated by Napoleon Bonaparte ever since he became fascinated by them. Jewish folklore chronicles his affection and admiration for the people of the book. In Jerusalem’s Hurva...

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Zionist with Cello

Heroes on the Walls of Haifa

Red Rose of Petra

Victor Brauner – Inspired by Cards

Lost in Eilat

Hungarian Schism

Luboml City Post

Mystery of Caesarea’s Disappearing Port

Charlotte Rothschild – First Jewish Female Artist

The Battle on the Hill

Napoleon’s Jewish Court

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ללא קטגוריה

Zionist with Cello

Heroes on the Walls of Haifa

Red Rose of Petra

Victor Brauner – Inspired by Cards

Lost in Eilat

Hungarian Schism

Luboml City Post

Mystery of Caesarea’s Disappearing Port

Charlotte Rothschild – First Jewish Female Artist

The Battle on the Hill

Napoleon’s Jewish Court

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