# Naomi Segal

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Documenting a vanishing Jewish world

This summer, researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem traveled through the historic region of Podolia, today divided between Ukraine and Transnistria/Moldova, to document surviving synagogues and other remnants of centuries of Jewish life. The expedition was conducted as part of an Is ...

Sharing personal testimony from Oct. 7 through Salon Otef

People directly affected by the October 7th attack are sharing their personal stories in some 450 locations around the country this week. The gatherings are part of “Salon Otef,” an initiative that brings former hostages, hostage relatives, massacre survivors, bereaved families and members of th ...

Jerusalem Biennale explores depths of trauma and healing

The seventh edition of the Jerusalem Biennale, its largest yet, opened last month, bringing a powerful message of resilience and healing. Running through November, the citywide contemporary art experience spans 21 venues across Jerusalem and features over 250 Israeli and international artists in ...

In their words: Life on the Frontlines gives voice to IDF reservists

Life on the Frontlines, (חיים על הקו) is a digital archive initiative to record, preserve and share personal testimonies from Israeli reservists who have served since the October 7th attack and in the ensuing war. The project has had a profound impact, on the reservists who have participated and ...

In "My Underground Mother," journalist uncovers mother's hidden Holocaust past

Journalist Marisa Fox always knew her mother had secrets. Her mother Tamar Fromer-Fox had never shared the circumstances under which she had left her native Poland on the eve of World War II, coming to Mandatory Palestine, where she joined the Lehi. I was a hero, never a victim, her mother would ...

Jewish educators gather for international summit in Jerusalem

Some 250 Jewish educators, school principals and educational leaders from around the world have gathered in Israel this week for the four-day International Jewish Educator Conference, organized by the Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Ministry through UnitEd. Attendees are taking part ...

Former Israeli diplomats protest against Jewish extremist violence

Former Israeli diplomats gathered outside the Foreign Ministry building in Jerusalem on Sunday in protest over escalating settler violence in Judea and Samaria. The demonstrators warned that the government's failure to stop Jewish extremist violence is causing significant damage to Israel's stan ...

Understanding the unrest in France

In France, localized overnight curfews in Paris and other major cities restored a measure of calm, after protests that began in September as student-led demands for education reforms expanded and devolved over the weekend into the worst rioting seen in France for several years. The protests also ...

Philanthropist on Israel's evolving needs

Jane Sherman, a long-time leader in Jewish philanthropy, will be honored on Thursday by Orr Shalom, a non-profit that provides care for children, youth and young adults at risk. Her involvement with the organization, together with her husband Larry, extends back decades and is deeply personal. S ...

Israeli artist explores American dream in "Road Trip"

US-based Israeli artist Yigal Ozeri  turns the American landscape into a stage for exploring the mythology of the American Dream in his new solo exhibition, "Road Trip," which opened October 22 at the Zemack Contemporary Art Gallery in Tel Aviv and runs through November 28. In his photorealistic ...