Mizrahi

Two EMET Prize winners alter the realities of their respective fields.

When we hear today about Israel abandoning its democratic traditions or criticism about issues it should all be seen through the lens of Avnery’s critiques of the 1960s.

To be able to reach a peaceful solution, the forced migration of Jews from Arab countries must be acknowledged as one of the tragedies of this long and painful conflict.

The head of the Mizrachi World Movement said that initiative was part of an effort to revitalize religious-Zionism and the Mizrachi movement, which he said have lost their center.

How did “Ashkenazi” in Israel become synonymous with “liberal” and “Left,” and how has being “Ashkenazi” become a marker for being a “victim” of the Israeli Right?

If we want to reach our potential as a Jewish community, we must start to fully include members of our family who have far too often been forgotten.

As the son of Zionist Iraqi Jewish mother and a North-African Berber father, I am appalled by their distortion of history.

To the present day the attitude of many Mizrahim towards the Left in general and the Labor Party in particular is still affected much more by past events than by current ideologies.

Education Minister Naftali Bennett approved the recommendation of the prize committee headed by Prof. Eitan Steinberg.

The ‘Je t’aime, Ronit Elkabetz’ exhibition pays homage to the revered Israeli icon.