Jewish history in Rome goes back more than 2,000 years and there are many wellknown Jewish sites to see — including the historic Ghetto neighborhood, the towering main synagogue and Jewish museum on the bank of the Tiber river, … continue reading →
Big crowds turned out at the Jewish museums in Florence, Siena, Bologna, Livorno, Milan, Ferrara and Venice, which opened specially Thursday night to show solidarity with the Jewish museum in Brussels and the victims of last Saturday’s attack there that left … continue reading →
Thousands of people defiantly used culture against terror Monday night and visited the Rome Jewish Museum to show solidarity with the Jewish Museum in Brussels, where an attack Saturday left four dead. “There is no choice more just than to … continue reading →
The Rome Jewish Museum is responding to the deadly attack on the Jewish Museum of Belgium by opening its doors for free, late into the night, as a sign of solidarity and to honor the victims of the shooting. … continue reading →
A young filmmaker, Ghila Valabrega, is fund-raising to finance a short movie that itself is conceived as a means to raise funding to repair the 19th century synagogue in Sabbioneta, Italy (a UNESCO world heritage site) which was badly damaged … continue reading →
