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The warming up of Latin America to the US and Israel side is severely under-discussed in everyday life.
Colombia, Bolivia, Chile, Honduras, Venezuela (!), and Peru. Just in the last 2 years. This feels big.
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Looking to bring more Sephardi and Mizrahi history, identity, and culture into your school’s curriculum? Read Denise Zami Samstein’s Distinctions article, “We Belong Here, Too: Cultivating Sephardi Presence in Jewish Education”:
distinctionsjournal.org/we-b…
Then join Denise for the first session of "Voices of Distinctions", where she will share strategies and resources for incorporating Sephardi perspectives into Jewish education. Wednesday, August 12 at 11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM ET. Live on Zoom. Register here: tinyurl.com/VODDeniseZamiSam…
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Shabbat shalom from a recovered antisemite who fell in love with Am Yisrael. No, Am Yisrael is not his name.
If you want to buy the t-shirt, please bug Amir Epstein and ask him to make the merch available on Tafsik‘s website already.
Love from #Jerusalem 🤍
@Tafsikorg
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Today is the anniversary of the six day war in 1967. As a result of Israel’s overwhelming victory, Jewish families that had been ethically cleansed from the Jewish quarter of Jerusalem in 1949 were finally able to return home.
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"Saliman was born when the moon was full and round and the rains refused to come, I used immersive language to invite readers into a culture and experience that is very different from their own. And, given the importance of poetry and song in Yemenite culture, I mimicked the cadence with my words." - Erica Lyons, Distinctions Journal distinctionsjournal.org/sali…
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Curious what Jewish life looked like in early 20th-century Tunisia? Explore new resources from @NLIsrael, thanks to the kind donation of @SamisFoundation, dedicated to the memory of Samuel Israel. blog.nli.org.il/en/tunisia_u…










