David Bryfman and Dr. Rachel Fish discuss responding to antisemitism in a Post-Colleyville world.
A collection of resources to help learners think critically about the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.
Join Chloé Valdary in her many personas as she takes us through the fascinating story of Mizrahi music in Israel. When Mizrahi Jews first flooded to Israel in the 1950s, their culture was often suppressed in favor of the more dominant Ashkenazi culture that pervaded the young country. In the 1970s and 1980s, Mizrahi music finally made it into the Israeli mainstream with the help of homemade cassettes and stars like Zohar Argov.
Rachel Weinstein White of Fig Tree discusses her unique approach to Jewish education.
An overview of the Jewish state and its many accomplishments and challenges.
explore a song that, ever since the dramatic month that forever changed Israeli history, has become the country's soundtrack: "Jerusalem of Gold."
In a music scene dominated by Ashkenazi culture, Mizrahi singers had to patiently pave their way to the Israeli mainstream one song at a time. In Part III of the miniseries, the podcast hosts meet two Yemenite trailblazers, who took very different approaches to their heritage.
Dr. Barry Chazan discusses his new book and career in Jewish education.
Our new report, GenZ Now: Understanding and Connecting with Jewish Teens Today.
Explores how Abraham Lincoln interacted with Jewish Americans in a time of heightened anti-Semitism.