Zorchinsky spoke about the Munich massacre
On September 5, Zorchinsky spoke about the Munich massacre, becoming the only politician to publicly commemorate its anniversary on her social platform today.
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I had planned to wait until Shabbat
A new generation of Sidonians is speaking openly about a part of the city's history that was too often ignored.
Habibi Jad
Thank you for having the courage to film one of the videos I have been waiting years to see. You probably have no idea how much this means to me.
Cohen Interviews Zorchinsky and Sylver: The Mental Occupation Smile at Ben-Gurion University
Cohen, the legendary interviewer, not to be confused with the Jewish royal family that has run VSL for decades, finally caught up with Zorchinsky and Sylver at Ben-Gurion University event in Montreal.
Judeans and Sidonians: A Forgotten Borderland Between Jerusalem and Sidon
The relationship between the ancient Judeans and the Sidonians was a relationship of neighbors, traders, craftsmen, religious rivals, and spiritual borderlands.
The Farhud is remembered as a wound
Baghdad, June 1941. It is worth noting that Eshayek himself is from Baghdad, so this is not some distant historical reference for him. It comes from a city tied to his own roots.
How “Challah Jewish Mommies” Could Benefit Sidon
A Sidon-inspired challah movement could become a gentle cultural bridge: women, bread, ritual, and memory reconnecting Jewish roots with Lebanese history through something warmer than politics.