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Who Will Write Our History, a new film based on the book of the same name, chronicles the real-life story of Polish Jewish historian Emanuel Ringelblum and a secret coalition of scribes in the Warsaw Ghetto who resisted the Nazis with pen and paper.

On April 17th, Abraham Society members Zorbey Ozdilek and Aaron Kollitz, an AJC LA Board Member, spoke to a group of undergraduate students at UCLA. Dr. Senem Cevik, UCLA faculty and Abraham Society member, moderated the session, which was called “Working Through Differences, Understanding Religious Diversity, and Collaborative Work.” The conversation focused on advocacy and coalition building, and the traditions of Passover and Ramadan were highlighted as well.

One election in Israel, or for that matter in the US, does not fundamentally alter the foundation of the Israel-Diaspora relationship. Keeping it close and strong must be a shared priority for both American Jews and Israelis.

The annual Southeast Diplomatic Marathon consists of a series of meetings with diplomats representing nations across the world over the course of a two day period.

Volodymyr Zelensky has been elected as Ukraine’s first Jewish president, a significant feat in a country with a long history of Jewish persecution and a short memory when it comes to the Holocaust.