By Pagine Ebraiche staff*
The year 2016 marks the 500th anniversary of the founding of the Ghetto of Venice. The March issue of Pagine Ebraiche features a special section devoted to the event; edited by journalist Ada Treves. The articles …
By Rachel Silvera
“The delicate situation of Venetian Jews is the metaphor of a crossroad that required strong choices and, at the same time, openness to the world.” 500 years after the establishment of the Ghetto of Venice, rabbi Roberto …
By Rachel Silvera
The new issue of Pagine Ebraiche was printed just a few hours after Jorge Bergoglio’s visit to the main synagogue of Rome and features many special articles on the event.
The meaningful Pope’s visit to the synagogue …
By Ada Treves
Sheva, seven, as the seven days of the week. It is under this new common name that the weekly newsletters produced by the editorial staff of the Union of the Italian Jewish Communities (UCEI) reach their readers. …
By Ada Treves
Part of the wide offer that the staff of the Union of Italian Jewish Communities produces every day, the weekly newsletter “melamed” – dedicated to education and schools – is taking another step forward. Melamed has been …
By Rachel Silvera
The sound of courage, the sound of freedom are celebrated in the new issue of Pagine Ebraiche. January’s special section is devoted to the orchestra conductor Arturo Toscanini.
Famous worldwide, Toscanini refused to lean to Fascist dictatorship …
By Ada Treves
Pippi Longstocking’s braids have turned into brushes in the cover by Luisa Valenti, an animage that captures the spirit of DafDaf number 63. Sixteen pages of books, music, ideas, projects and a great desire to smile …
By Rachel Silvera
Pagine Ebraiche celebrates a year of courage. A few weeks after the terrorist attacks of November 13 and almost a year from the assaults on Charlie Hebdo and Hyercacher, the December issue of Pagine Ebraicha is devoted …
By Ada Treves
The cover of the November issue of DafDaf is an explicit homage to yet another success of a friend of the Jewish magazine for kids: the image, in fact, is from “La voliera d’oro”, published in Italy …
By Rachel Silvera
The new issue of Pagine Ebraiche features many heroes.
The special section, devoted to Comics & Jews is edited by Ada Treves. It introduces the readers to people like Joann Sfar, the cartoonist of “The Rabbi’s Cat”, …