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Founded in 1897, the Zionist Organization of America (“ZOA”) is the oldest pro-Israel organization in the United States. With offices around the country and in Israel, the ZOA is dedicated to educating the public, elected officials, media, and...
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“ During a violent riot near Hebron, Company Commander Capt. Y was stabbed. After escaping the assailant’s grasp, he continued to man his post until the calm was restored. We remain resilient in defending Israel against...

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During a violent riot near Hebron, Company Commander Capt. Y was stabbed. After escaping the assailant’s grasp, he continued to man his post until the calm was restored. We remain resilient in defending Israel against terror.

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“ ISRAEL RINGS IN THE MORNING BELL AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Started the day by ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange with the America-Israel Friendship League, in celebration of the 9th annual Israel Day!
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“ ISRAEL RINGS IN THE MORNING BELL AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Started the day by ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange with the America-Israel Friendship League, in celebration of the 9th annual Israel Day!
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ISRAEL RINGS IN THE MORNING BELL AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Started the day by ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange with the America-Israel Friendship League, in celebration of the 9th annual Israel Day!
Source: Consul General of Israel, Ido Aharoni via Shahar Azran

Second photo: “The American Israel Friendship League (AIFL) is celebrating Annual Israel Day at the New York Stock Exchange. The Honorable Zalman Shoval, Israeli Ambassador to the United States, and Kenneth Bialkin, Chairman, AIFL, rang the NYSE Opening Bell this morning.”Source: Hadassah

 
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jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...
jackgarland:
“ Jews in diaspora
1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986 3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988 4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990  7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980  8. Belmonte,...

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Jews in diaspora

1. Haidan, Yemen, 1983 2. Calcutta, India, 1986  3. Bukhara, Uzbekistan, USSR, 1988  4. Rehovot, Palestine, 1993 5. Ilinka, Russia, 1990  6. Kirovka, Azerbaijan, 1990 7. Mea Sharim, Jerusalem, 1980 8. Belmonte, Portugal, 1989  9. Johannesburg, South Africa, 2001 10. China, 1999

Photos by Frédéric Brenner, a French photographer best known for his opus Diaspora, the result of a 25-year search in over 40 countries to create a visual record of the Jewish Diaspora at the end of the twentieth century. Initially intending to record vanishing Jewish communities before they disappeared, the project became a probing pursuit of the multiplicity of dissonant identities of individual Jews and of the Jewish people living among the nations. As The New York Times wrote, “What he found inevitably poses the questions, what is a Jew and who, really, are “the Jews”?”

This is an incredible look into history! #Jewish #Israel