Maimonides: From Foe to Friend Prof. Zeev Harvey Series: Yeshayahu Leibowitz: Audacious Israeli Philosophy zoom June 15, 2025 Sun | 7pm (12pm EDT)
After Qibya: The Curse Prof. Zeev Harvey Series: Yeshayahu Leibowitz: Audacious Israeli Philosophy zoom June 22, 2025 Sun | 7pm (12pm EDT)
Guided Exhibition Tour - "You Must Choose life – That is Art: Pinchas Litvinovsky" Jerusalem June 27-July 18,2025
The State of Israel: Where are We Headed? Prof. Zeev Harvey Series: Yeshayahu Leibowitz: Audacious Israeli Philosophy zoom June 29, 2025 Sun | 7pm (12pm EDT)
Visit the Exhibition "You Must Choose Life – That Is Art: Pinchas Litvinovsky" Jerusalem July 01, 2024-July 01, 2025
A Room of Her Own: How Nurit Zarchi Changed Children's Literature in Israel Nurit Zarchi has already written more than 160 books in which she switches from dreams to reality and back again, inspiring hope in her readers, young and old alike By Hadar Ben-Yehuda
Parashat Naso: Drinking the Bitter Water The Torah’s ritual of the Sotah – where a woman suspected of adultery must drink a mixture with supernatural characteristics – represents one of scripture’s most disturbing passages. This ancient trial by ordeal forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about jealousy, patriarchy, and the persistence of domestic violence from biblical times till today By Lior Tal Sadeh
To Be with His People When Leonard Cohen traded his Greek island idyll for the Sinai Desert during one of Israel’s darkest hours, he created an enduring legend. Now, fifty years later, Beit Avi Chai brings this extraordinary chapter to life through music, rare footage, and Cohen’s own wartime journals – a production that resonates even more profoundly in the wake of October 7 By Alex Stein
