richards | October 6, 2014
Synagogue Ettedgui, Rue de La mission, Casablanca, Juifs du Maroc les juifs du Maroc, Synagogue Ettedgui, Casablanca, Rue De la Mission Jews of Morrocco, The Ettedgui Synagogue, Memories of Jewish childhood in Casablanca. By: rb565656
richards | October 6, 2014
The carved wooden doors, created in 1951 by a renowned sculptor, the late Milton Horn, had their genesis at a synagogue in Chicagos South Shore neighborhood. Rabbi Samuel Gordon at Sukkat Shalom said his North Shore synagogue received the doors as a gift from members of the Kol Ami congregation, the second stop on the doors journey after the closing of their historic Water Tower Place downtown location.
richards | October 6, 2014
Black Guy Singing Sephardic Jewish Music Black Guy Singing Sephardic Jewish Music. By: JewMorals
richards | October 6, 2014
Teodora Enache-Aisha Benny Rietveld Quintet | Sephardic Poem Abraham's Bells Celebrations Of The Spirit Abraham's Bells: composed by Lars Danielsson Teodora Enache-Aisha - vocals Benny Rietveld - bass, musical director Manu Koch - keyboards Ren Martin-Doike - viola,... By: Teodora Enache-Aisha
richards | October 6, 2014
Unorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection Of My Hasidic Roots - Deborah Feldman - bluecoffeeandbooks.com Book Summary: Unorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection Of My Hasidic Roots - Deborah Feldman ISBN: 9781439187012 Share the book of your favorite author. See more... By: Blue Coffee And Books
richards | October 6, 2014
Jewish Heritage Month Thursday, April 10, 2014 On February 23, 2012, the Ontario Legislature passed Bill 17, making the month of May Jewish Heritage Month in the Province. The legislation received strong cross-party support, being introduced by Liberal MPP Mike Colle as a private members bill with co-sponsorship from Peter Shurman of the Progressive Conservative Party and Cheri DiNovo of the NDP. This Bill recognizes and honours the significant contributions of Jewish Canadians to the social, economic, political and cultural fabric across Ontario for more than two centuries.
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