The tale of José Aboulker’s resistance in WWII’s Vichy Algeria is a testament to strategic brilliance and courage. Leading an effective resistance movement that played a crucial role in the Allies’ North African campaign, Aboulker’s story is an inspiring yet often overlooked chapter of Jewish resistance during the war.
Read More
On February 7, 1413, the Disputation of Tortosa began, marking a critical moment in Jewish history with forced conversions and religious debates under Antipope Benedict XIII’s auspices.
Read More
On This Day in Jewish History: February 7, 1870 Alfred Adler was born to Jewish parents in Vienna, Austria on February 7, 1870. He was…
Read More
This post commemorates the life and legacy of Ruth Dayan, a trailblazing Israeli fashion designer and social activist. Born in 1917, she founded the fashion brand Maskit and was actively involved in numerous social causes, passing away in 2021.
Read More
On February 4th, 1997, a tragic event shook Israel as two IDF helicopters collided, resulting in the loss of 73 soldiers. This post reflects on the disaster and its enduring legacy.
Read More
Explore the life of Samuel Pallache, a Jewish merchant turned pirate in 1616, who played a pivotal role in establishing Morocco-Netherlands relations and left a lasting legacy in Jewish history.
Read More
Reflecting on the life and tragic death of Daniel Pearl, an American journalist who became a symbol of courage in the face of terrorism.
Read More
Discover the remarkable life of Nathan Straus, from his beginnings in Bavaria to becoming a key figure in American retail and a dedicated philanthropist.
Read More
On This Day in Jewish History: January 31, 1937 . Philip Glass was born in Baltimore, Maryland. His family were Jewish immigrants from…
Read More
Remembering Baruch Tegegne, the influential Beta Israel activist born on this day in 1944. Learn about his pivotal role in aiding Ethiopian Jews and promoting their history.
Read More
