A SEPHARDI AND MIZRAHI JOURNAL
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- Diaspora
- / WINTER 2024 — DIASPORA /
What constitutes a diaspora as opposed to an exile? Our Winter issue considers the suffering we have endured, but also our enduring hope to persevere and flourish.
- Featured article
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
Admit it, the question has crossed your mind recently. We look for an answer from someone whose parents knew the right time to leave Iran.
- Featured article
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
Admit it, the question has crossed your mind recently. We look for an answer from someone whose parents knew the right time to leave Iran.
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
The discovery of a looted family heirloom in Paris’ Jewish museum leads to realization, recognition and reparation.
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
The discovery of a looted family heirloom in Paris’ Jewish museum leads to realization, recognition and reparation.
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
Bad signs ahead, as repellent sensory memories of fish in a Jerusalem market haunt a father before tragedy strikes in Tunisia.
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
Bad signs ahead, as repellent sensory memories of fish in a Jerusalem market haunt a father before tragedy strikes in Tunisia.
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
Researching the history of Jews in Cuba illuminates the understanding of what it means to be an exile in a family of exiles.
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
Researching the history of Jews in Cuba illuminates the understanding of what it means to be an exile in a family of exiles.
- Special Exhibit
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
A visual tour of Izmir’s Old Jewish Quarter evokes the life and culture once so vibrant in the Turkish city.
- Special Exhibit
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
A visual tour of Izmir’s Old Jewish Quarter evokes the life and culture once so vibrant in the Turkish city.
- Poem
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
"Wandering Jew, open your Jewish eyes, you will soon have to spread your wings again, and look for a new nest."
- Poem
- WINTER 2024 - DIASPORA
"Wandering Jew, open your Jewish eyes, you will soon have to spread your wings again, and look for a new nest."
