Websites

• The Very Best Sukkah: A Story from Uganda
  Read about this new illustrated book written by Shoshana Nam­bi, a young Ugandan woman who has studied in Israel and is currently doing rabbinic studies in the US.
• The Lost Jews Of Nigeria
  Read about the Lost Jews of Nigeria, article courtesy of The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/26/lost-jews-of-nigeria-igbo-judaism-israel
• How the ‘Indian Oskar Schindler’ took in 1,000 Polish children during WWII
  During the devastation of WWII, a thousand Polish children found themselves without a home until this man offered them safety and security in India. A new documentary sheds light on the history of the ‘Indian Oskar Schindler’. Read the full article from The Times of Israel
• Houthis Expel Yemen’s Few Remaining Jewish Families – Jewish News Syndicate
  Yemen’s last few Jewish families to relocate, now seeking a new country to call home. Read the full article from the Jewish News Syndicate.
• This Historian is Preserving North African Jewish Music from a Bygone Era – Jewish Telegraphic Agency
  Interested in rare Jewish music from North Africa? Read the article from Jewish Telegraphic Agency to discover more.
• Beyond Hollywood’s Casablanca: North Africa and the Holocaust
  Video courtesy of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
• 10 Historical Facts about Jews in Morocco
  Click here for ten facts about Moroccan Jews.
• Millions of Jews in Afghanistan: An Interview with Nadav Sofy
  Click here to read the interview from Jewish Press.
• The Jews of Kaifeng
  Click here to read about the Jews of Kaifeng at My Jewish Learning.
• TimesofIsrael.com
  TimesofIsrael.com – Jerusalem-based newspaper that documents developments in Israel, the Middle East, and around the Jewish world.
• SurinameJewishCommunity.com
  SurinameJewishCommunity.com – The homepage of the Jewish community in Suriname.
• Kulanu.org
  Our international parent organization.

Books

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  The Very Best Sukkah: A Story from Uganda
  Read about this new illustrated book written by Shoshana Nam­bi, a young Ugandan woman who has studied in Israel and is currently doing rabbinic studies in the US.
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  What Makes Someone a Jew?
  What Makes Someone a Jew?, by Lauren Seidman. (Using everyday examples that children can relate to, this colourful book helps all young Jewish readers understand what it really means to be a Jew.)
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  Legends of the Chinese Jews of Kaifeng
  Legends of the Chinese Jews of Kaifeng, by Xin Xu and Beverly Friend, with illustrations Ting Cheng. (A collection of legends and stories from the oral tradition of this group of Jews who migrated to China long ago offers a look at their history and unique identity.)

Articles of Interest

• Rebuilding the Jewish People: A New OptionDecember 1, 2022
• Patagonia’s first new synagogue in over 40 years reveals a growing Argentine-Jewish communityNovember 15, 2022
• Bermuda Gets Its First Full-Time RabbiAugust 11, 2022
• The Lost Jews Of NigeriaMay 11, 2022
• Last Known Jew in Afghanistan Makes AliyahApril 9, 2021
• Historic migration to South Asia in the last two millennia: A case of Jewish and Parsi populationsMarch 1, 2021
• African, black – and part of the Global Jewish Community?March 1, 2021
• The Plight of Ethiopian JewsMarch 1, 2021
• Suriname Virtual Jewish HistoryMarch 1, 2021
• In northern Brazil, Sephardic converts are giving dwindling Jewish communities a new lease on lifeMarch 1, 2021
• African Jewish communities get more recognition after years on the marginsMarch 1, 2021
• Los Lunas Decalogue Stone: Questioning Evidence of Ancient Hebrews in the American SouthwestMarch 1, 2021
• Black Jewish Families Finally Reunited in IsraelMarch 1, 2021
• Students learn about Jews of Colour as part of Black History MonthMarch 24, 2019
• New Jews of Cote d’IvoireJanuary 29, 2018
• Suriname Jewish CommunityJanuary 15, 2018
• Celebrating the High Holidays in SurinameOctober 10, 2017
• Starting at the Wrong End — A Review of Rabbi Stephen Leon’s New BookAugust 23, 2017