Today’s Cuba is quite different from what thousands of Jews left behind after the 1959 revolution.
An exhibit in our Brechner Gallery featuring stories by anthropologist Ruth Behar, and photographs by Humberto Mayol.
In these small rooms Jewish boys - and sometimes girls - learned how to read the Hebrew Bible.
Join us on April 16-18, 2010 for this exploration of the different ways cinema has depicted Jews -- from the silent era of the 1920s to contemporary films. Led by Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times and NPR Morning Edition film critic.
of the largest and fastest-growing Jewish cultural organization in America.
