Jackie Golblum
Archaeological site filled with amazing mosaics. We concentrated on the synagogue. It is believed to be one of the first synagogues after the destruction of the Second Temple in 70 AD. […]
Nestled in the shadow of Munich’s imposing Nazi-era buildings stands the Documentation Center—a place designed not to hide Germany’s past, but to confront it. Inside, history is made accessible. Documents […]
It was a hot sunny day when we visited Metulla with a pleasant breeze blowing. We met 30 year resident and advocate Liat Cohen Raviv at the Dado observation point […]
Our visit to the Ohel Jacob Synagogue in Munich is proof that a strong and vibrantJewish community very much exists today in Germany. An architectural masterpiece,this synagogue (shul in Yiddish), […]
Well…thankfully we didn’t go to Milan, like I was lining up for us instead of the line for Tel Aviv…. We arrived to the entrance hall of the Ben Gurion […]
Today was our first day in Munich, and it was very interesting. My first impression was surprise at the size of the city and its topography. The image of Bavaria […]
There’s dirt on my shoes. After a full week of walking through Poland, this should not be that surprising. These shoes are a lilac purple with a few accents of […]
In a journal entry from Abraham Lewin, he writes “Future generations will not believe.” In a time where anti-semitism is on the rise, I wasn’t shocked to see this. In an […]
Today, we journeyed home to our individual paths. There were many struggles to get there for some, accompanied by moments of anxiety, stress, and disbelief in failed systems—much like the […]
We arrive is this beautiful and sweet town that is having a wonderful festival. They have street vendors, good, singing, kids running around playing. We spread out and get amazing […]