Social activism
Doron Almog: work, influence and a contemporary legacy
Eli Bin: work, influence and a contemporary legacy
Chantal Belzberg: work, influence and a contemporary legacy
Marc Belzberg: work, influence and a contemporary legacy
A Zionist leader connecting world Jewry with social welfare, education and community resilience in Israel
Israeli brigadier general in the reserves, former senior IDF commander, former aide to the chief of staff and Southern Command operational planner, and chairman of IDSF–HaBithonistim
Rick Jacobs: work, influence and a contemporary legacy
The rabbi and educator who built a practical system for aliyah, employment and integration
The Israeli attorney who made civil litigation and financial pressure tools in the fight against terrorism
Retired major general, former IDF deputy chief of staff, former Knesset member and leader of The Democrats, linking military command, civic responsibility and security-minded Zionist left politics
A Jewish American leader connecting philanthropy, Zionist education, and development in Israel's Negev and Galilee
Israeli journalist, commentator, researcher and author whose work on Haredi society, Sephardic Judaism, Mizrahi traditionalism and the idea of a First and Second Israel has shaped national debate
Uzi Meshulam's life and activism were marked by controversy and a relentless pursuit of justice for the Yemenite children who went missing. His actions, which sparked a nationwide debate and inquiry, continue to be a point of contention and reflection in Israeli society to this day.
Eliad Shraga has played a prominent role in Israel's legal and civil society landscape. His efforts in founding and leading the Movement for Quality Government have contributed to the fight against governmental corruption and the promotion of transparency and accountability in Israeli governance. Shraga's career has been marked by activism, legal advocacy, and public discourse, making him a notable figure in Israeli society.
Is a Jewish-Hungarian-American billionaire philanthropist who has donated substantial sums to human rights organizations, institutions, and the promotion of political activities worldwide. He is widely known for his liberal and left-leaning positions. In 2018, Forbes estimated his net worth to be around $8 billion.
Uri Avnery, born on September 10, 1923, and passing away on August 20, 2018, was a prominent Israeli journalist, editor, writer, Member of the Knesset, and a radical leftist activist.
The writer and Holocaust survivor who made personal testimony a lasting call to remembrance and responsibility
Leon (Lev) Davidovich Trotsky (Russian: Лев Давидович Троцкий) was a prominent Soviet leader, revolutionary, and communist thinker of Jewish-Russian descent. He played a pivotal role in founding the Red Army, but his relationship with Joseph Stalin led to his eventual exile and tragic assassination.
Simon Wiesenthal, born on December 31, 1908, in Buczacz, Galicia, and passing away on September 20, 2005, in Vienna, was a renowned Jewish architect who became known as the "Nazi hunter." As a Holocaust survivor, he dedicated his life to gathering and documenting information about Nazi war criminals with the aim of bringing them to justice. He succeeded in bringing over 1,100 war criminals responsible for mass atrocities duri…
Amnon Zechroni (1935 - October 12, 2017, 22nd of Tishrei, 5778) was an Israeli attorney, one of the early conscientious objectors to military service, and a leftist activist who tirelessly fought for freedom of expression and human rights. He served as legal counsel to prominent figures in Israeli public life.
Gideon Levy, born on June 2, 1953, is an Israeli journalist and columnist widely associated with the radical left and a member of the editorial team at "Haaretz," a prominent Israeli newspaper.
Shabbetai Zvi (born 9th of Av, 1626 – passed away 10th of Tishrei, 1676) was a Jewish native of Izmir, often regarded as the most famous false messiah in Jewish history. His influence gave rise to the Sabbatean movement, which swept across the Jewish world for several years, particularly during the 17th and 18th centuries, and its impact is still felt today.
Naomi Kees (1941–1985) was a Jewish-American feminist and leftist activist who became involved in Israeli politics as a member of the Mapam party. She was born and raised in a Zionist family in New York and first visited Israel in 1965 as part of her doctoral research on Israeli elections. Two years later, she moved to Israel and worked as a lecturer in the Department of Political Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Shulamit Aloni (December 27, 1927 – January 24, 2014) was a prominent Israeli social activist, Member of the Knesset (Israel's parliament), and government minister. Her political career began with the establishment of the Movement for Civil Rights and then the leadership of the Ratz party, later known as Meretz.
Socialist thinker emphasizing participation, freedom and opposition to war
German philosopher, economist, sociologist, historian, journalist and revolutionary socialist of Jewish descent, co-author of The Communist Manifesto, author of Das Kapital and one of the defining thinkers of modern social, economic and political thought
Dr. Jacob Israel de Haan, born on December 31, 1881, in the village of Smilde, located in the northeastern region of the Netherlands, was a multifaceted personality of his time. He was a jurist, journalist, poet, and writer who primarily wrote in Dutch. As a Dutch-born Jew, he was an active Zionist who initially championed the Zionist cause but later turned against the movement. He ultimately became the victim of what is cons…
Was a high-ranking officer in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and a social activist. Ligum established the Public Relations Officer's Office in the IDF's Manpower Directorate and was the first woman to be awarded the rank of Brigadier General (in a personal capacity) without holding the position of Chief Education Officer.
Talia Sasson, born in 1951 in Israel, is a lawyer and the Chairwoman of the Public Council of the New Israel Fund. She has previously served as the President of the New Israel Fund and as the head of the Department for Special Assignments in the State Attorney's Office, where she authored an interim report on unauthorized outposts.
Amira Hass (born June 28, 1956) is an Israeli journalist and columnist known for her work at the newspaper "Haaretz," where she extensively covers the Palestinian Authority and Palestinian society, primarily from her residence in Ramallah.
Dina Zilber, born on August 16, 1970, is a prominent Israeli lawyer known for her significant contributions to the legal landscape of Israel. Her career spans various roles within the Israeli government, where she demonstrated her expertise and commitment to public and administrative law. Between 2012 and 2020, she served as the Deputy Legal Advisor to the Government for Public-Administrative Affairs. Prior to this position,…
Forensic pathologist, director of Israel’s National Institute of Forensic Medicine, and Israel Prize laureate for civilian heroism
Israeli jurist, former State Attorney, and Head of the National Library of Israel’s Content Cluster
Miriam Peretz, born on April 10, 1954 (7th of Nisan, 5714), is an Israeli educator and mother of two sons, both officers in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), who tragically lost their lives in the line of duty. Since then, she has been a lecturer, sharing her experiences with youth and IDF soldiers. She was awarded the Israel Prize for Lifetime Achievement in 2018 for her work in strengthening Jewish-Israeli identity and kindl…
Baghdad-born novelist and public servant whose work preserves Iraqi Jewish life and gives depth to the experience of becoming Israeli
Was a leader of the Jewish labor unions in the United States during the early 20th century.
Shafi Paz is a complex and controversial figure in Israel's social and political landscape. Her journey from left-wing activism to right-wing advocacy, particularly in the context of the asylum seeker issue, has made her a focal point of debates surrounding immigration, human rights, and social justice in Israel. Her actions and views continue to generate passionate discussions and disagreements among Israelis and observers o…
Rabbi Meir David Kahane (July 28, 1932 – November 5, 1990) was an Israeli-American journalist and politician, a member of the 11th Knesset, and a leader of the radical right-wing. He founded the Jewish Defense League in the United States and the Kach movement in Israel, which was disqualified from participating in the Knesset elections in 1988 due to its perceived racist goals.
The Wexner Foundation, known in Hebrew as קרן וקסנר, is a Jewish-American philanthropic organization. The foundation operates educational and leadership development programs for professionals with the aim of strengthening leadership and managerial excellence in the public sector in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide.
Dorothy Parker (August 22, 1893 – June 7, 1967) was an American author, poet, journalist, screenwriter, and theater critic of Jewish heritage.
William Oliver Stone, born on September 15, 1946, is an American filmmaker and conspiracy theorist of Jewish descent. He has achieved tremendous success with his biographical films and other works, earning three Academy Awards, especially for his film "Platoon." He has also garnered significant acclaim for his documentary work on television. Many of his films delve into controversial American political events.
Welcome to a captivating journey through the life, heritage, legacy, and profound contributions of Daphne Leif to the Jewish community and heritage. Join us as we unravel the tapestry of a remarkable individual.
In this documentary, we delve into the remarkable life, profound heritage, enduring legacy, and invaluable contributions of Orli Barlev—a beacon of inspiration in the Jewish community.
In this documentary, we embark on a remarkable journey through the life, heritage, legacy, and enduring contributions of Tel Galboah—a figure whose unwavering commitment to the Jewish community has left an indelible mark.
In this compelling documentary, we embark on a journey through the life, heritage, legacy, and profound contributions of Chen Arieli, a remarkable individual whose dedication to the Jewish community has left an indelible mark.
In this documentary, we embark on a captivating journey through the life, heritage, lasting legacy, and contributions of Zalman Shoshi—a remarkable individual whose impact on the Jewish community continues to resonate.
In the rich tapestry of Jewish artistry, one name shines brightly: Benchie Salmasa. This documentary explores the biography, heritage, legacy, and extraordinary contribution of Benchie Salmasa to the Jewish community and its cultural heritage.
In this documentary, we journey through the remarkable life, heritage, legacy, and enduring contributions of Esther Shushan—an extraordinary individual whose unwavering spirit has left an indelible mark on the Jewish community.
In this documentary, we embark on a journey to explore the captivating life, rich heritage, enduring legacy, and profound contributions of Amos Carmel Almukays—a true luminary within the Jewish artistic community.
In this documentary, we delve into the remarkable life, enduring heritage, and profound legacy of Pini Soknik—an individual whose journey of resilience and dedication has left an indelible mark on the Jewish community.
In this documentary, we pay tribute to the remarkable life, profound heritage, enduring legacy, and meaningful contributions of Shmuel Litman—a beacon of inspiration within the Jewish community.
In this documentary, we embark on a journey to uncover the remarkable life, heritage, legacy, and the profound contributions of Nitzan Cohen—an individual whose story serves as an enduring source of inspiration within the Jewish community.
In the tapestry of Jewish heritage and community, there are those whose life stories resonate as a testament to dedication and service. This is the story of Alex Reif, a man whose biography, heritage, legacy, and contribution have left an indelible mark on the Jewish community.
In the realm of Jewish activism and social justice, one name shines brightly: Anat Hoffman. This documentary explores the biography, heritage, legacy, and enduring contribution of Anat Hoffman to the Jewish community and its pursuit of equality.
In the realm of preserving Jewish heritage, one name resonates deeply: Hadashtayef. This documentary delves into the biography, heritage, legacy, and enduring contribution of Hadashtayef to the Jewish community and its cultural heritage.
In the realm of Jewish leadership and cultural heritage, one name stands out: Naama Katia. This documentary delves into the biography, heritage, legacy, and profound contribution of Naama Katia to the Jewish community.
In this documentary, we explore the captivating life, rich heritage, enduring legacy, and artistic contributions of Anabel Aguz—a remarkable individual whose passion for Jewish art has left an indelible mark on the community.
In this documentary, we embark on a remarkable journey through the life, heritage, and enduring legacy of Rafi Rotem—an individual whose unwavering commitment to the Jewish community has left an indelible mark on history.
In the annals of Jewish history, some stories shine brighter than others. The life of Kinneret Barashi is one such story—a tale of resilience, heritage, and the enduring legacy of a remarkable woman.
In a world rich with stories of remarkable individuals, there are those whose lives become a testament to the enduring spirit of Jewish heritage and the power of philanthropy. This is the story of Adam Klar, a man whose biography is intertwined with his unwavering commitment to preserving Jewish heritage and leaving a legacy of kindness and generosity.
In the annals of Jewish history, few names resonate with as much poignancy and significance as that of Anna Frank. Today, we embark on a journey through the extraordinary biography, heritage, enduring legacy, and profound contribution to the Jewish community and heritage of Anna Frank.
Israeli jurist, Holocaust survivor, former President of the Supreme Court of Israel, former Attorney General, legal scholar and Israel Prize laureate who reshaped Israeli constitutional and public law
In this documentary, we explore the remarkable life, heritage, enduring legacy, and contributions to the Jewish community of Eva Nathan—a beacon of strength and resilience who illuminated the darkest hours of history.
Historian and writer working at the intersection of ideas, fiction and media
The biography, heritage, legacy, and contributions of Beit Hashanti are a testament to the resilience, strength, and enduring spirit of the Jewish people.
Sir Nicholas Winton's extraordinary life, deeply influenced by biography, heritage, legacy, and contributions to the Jewish community, serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring impact of one man's heroic actions.
Anat Kam's journey reminds us of the power of one individual's courage to shape the dialogue within the Jewish community and make a lasting impact on its heritage and legacy.
Mordechai Anielewicz's life serves as a powerful testament to the resilience and unwavering spirit of the Jewish community.
Yael Lotan's life serves as a testament to the power of one individual's determination and commitment to make a difference, strengthening the Jewish community and enriching its heritage.
Vitka Kempner's life is a shining example of unwavering bravery, determination, and the enduring Jewish commitment to justice and resilience.
Poet, resistance leader and a major shaper of Jewish memory after the Holocaust
Baruch Leibovitch's life is a harmonious symphony of Jewish heritage and music. His legacy reminds us that music transcends borders, bringing people together and preserving the rich tapestry of Jewish culture.
Meir Zorea's life was a testament to the enduring values of Jewish heritage and the transformative power of dedicated leadership. His legacy reminds us of the importance of preserving our heritage and nurturing strong, unified communities.
Isaac Brik's life journey serves as a beacon of hope and a testament to the resilience of the Jewish people. His legacy reminds us to cherish our heritage, remember our history, and work towards a future of unity and understanding.
In the heart of Jerusalem, a city rich with history and tradition, we uncover the extraordinary life and contributions of Aryeh Avnery, a man whose unwavering dedication to his Jewish heritage left an indelible mark on his community and the world.
In the rich tapestry of Jewish history, there are individuals whose lives are intertwined with the enduring legacy of their people. Today, we embark on a journey through the biography, heritage, legacy, and extraordinary contributions of a revered figure - Ben Avrahami. Join us as we explore the life and enduring impact of a scholar, leader, and devoted member of the Jewish community.
In the annals of Jewish history and the world of leadership, there are individuals whose lives are marked by unwavering dedication, visionary leadership, and profound contributions. Today, we embark on a journey through the biography, heritage, legacy, and extraordinary contributions of a respected figure - Michal Herzog. Join us as we explore the life and enduring impact of a leader who worked tirelessly to strengthen Jewish…
In the rich tapestry of Jewish history and the realm of leadership, there are individuals whose lives are characterized by unwavering dedication, visionary leadership, and profound contributions. Today, we embark on a journey through the biography, heritage, legacy, and extraordinary contributions of a revered figure - Ofira Navon. Join us as we explore the life and enduring impact of a leader who worked tirelessly to strengt…
Labor Zionist thinker and institution builder linking work, culture and Jewish memory
In the vibrant mosaic of Jewish history, there are individuals whose lives serve as bridges between heritage and cultural enrichment. Today, we delve into the biography, heritage, legacy, and enduring contributions of Isaac Tavnik, a remarkable figure whose journey has woven Jewish culture into the fabric of a global community.
In the tapestry of Jewish history, some individuals stand out as beacons of dedication and passion. This is the story of Doron Tzabari, a man whose biography, heritage, legacy, and contributions have left an indelible mark on the Jewish community.
In the vast mosaic of Jewish history, one name shines as a beacon of tireless advocacy and leadership. This documentary delves into the biography, heritage, legacy, and enduring contributions of Marv Michaly to the Jewish community and heritage.
In the tapestry of Jewish heritage and community, there are individuals whose life stories are marked by unwavering dedication to their heritage. Join us as we explore the biography, heritage, legacy, and remarkable contributions of Gil Ohadbski.
In the heart of Israel's diverse cultural landscape, one man's remarkable journey has left an indelible mark on the Jewish community, its heritage, and its legacy. Join us as we delve into the captivating biography, heritage, enduring legacy, and profound contributions of Amir Hatzroni.
In the heart of the Jewish community, there are individuals whose lives illuminate the path of faith and service. Join us on a journey to explore the biography, heritage, enduring legacy, and remarkable contributions of Michael ben Ari.
In the annals of Jewish history, there are those whose lives embody the spirit of resilience, faith, and unwavering commitment to their heritage. Join us on a journey to explore the biography, heritage, enduring legacy, and remarkable contributions of Meir Cohen.
Israeli cybersecurity entrepreneur, co-founder of Wiz and Adallom, who turned Israeli technical expertise into a global cloud-security platform
Jewish-American investor, Pershing Square founder, philanthropist and public voice in debates over Israel, antisemitism and elite institutions
Eleventh President of the State of Israel, attorney and statesman, former opposition leader and Jewish Agency chairman, whose career links Zionist continuity, diplomacy, welfare policy and world Jewry
Israeli politician, Shas co-founder and longtime leader, and a central figure in Sephardi-Mizrahi ultra-Orthodox representation in Israeli politics
German-born Jewish theoretical physicist, Nobel Prize laureate, founder of relativity, pioneer of quantum theory, humanist, peace advocate and a defining figure in the scientific and Jewish heritage of the modern world
Israeli historian, writer and public thinker, author of Sapiens, Homo Deus, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century and Nexus, and one of the most influential Israeli voices in global debates on human history, artificial intelligence, technology and moral responsibility
Israeli scientist, philosopher, Orthodox Jewish thinker, editor of the Encyclopaedia Hebraica, Hebrew University professor and one of the sharpest public voices in Israeli debates on faith, science, statehood, morality and Judaism
Jewish-American jurist, United States Supreme Court justice, legal architect of gender equality and one of the most influential figures in the modern struggle for equal protection under law
Zionist pioneer, labor leader, founder of major workers’ institutions, member of Israel’s first Knesset and mayor of Haifa from 1951 to 1969, who shaped the city as a center of labor, education, culture, transportation and public life
Jewish underground fighter, Hebrew poet and founder of Lehi, one of the most radical and consequential figures in the struggle against British Mandatory rule in Palestine
Jewish-American legal scholar, attorney, Harvard Law professor emeritus, author and public commentator, one of the best-known American voices on civil liberties, due process and the public defense of Israel
Journalist, lawyer, writer, playwright, diplomat and founder of modern political Zionism, who transformed an ancient Jewish longing into an organized international movement and a political vision that led toward the State of Israel
Israel’s first prime minister, declarer of independence, leader of the Yishuv and Labor Zionism, architect of Israeli statehood and one of the central Jewish figures of the 20th century
Henryk Goldszmit, the Polish Jewish pediatrician, educator, writer, publicist and social activist who became a pioneer of children’s rights and democratic education, and a moral symbol when he chose to remain with the children of his orphanage until their murder at Treblinka
Israeli commando fighter, member of Unit 101 and the reprisal operations era, first commander of the Paratroopers Reconnaissance Unit, early contributor to Sayeret Matkal and Medal of Courage recipient
Israeli novelist, essayist, intellectual and teacher whose writing carried Jerusalem, the kibbutz, Jewish family memory and Israel’s inner arguments into world literature
Seventh Rebbe of Chabad-Lubavitch, Torah scholar and Jewish leader who transformed shlichus, education, mitzvah outreach and responsibility for every Jew into a worldwide network of Chabad Houses, schools, synagogues and social-service institutions
Israeli lawyer, Jewish Brigade officer and founding architect of the IDF military justice system, the first Military Advocate General, who also worked for Holocaust survivors, due process and the legal institutions of the emerging State of Israel
Legal scholar, civil rights advocate, and a leading architect of debate over Israel as a Jewish and democratic state
The Zionist leader who founded Hadassah, helped build Palestine’s health and welfare systems, and gave displaced Jewish youth a new home
Prisoner of Zion, Soviet Jewry activist, and the prisoners’ “Angel of Mercy”
The Prisoner of Zion who became a global voice for freedom, a leader of Soviet Jewish aliyah, and a bridge between Israel and the Jewish world
A Zionist leader connecting historic national institutions with Jewish communities and contemporary needs
Hebrew essayist, editor and founder of Cultural Zionism who placed language, education, ethics and a Jewish spiritual center at the heart of national revival, shaped modern Hebrew letters and helped define debates over the Technion, Zionism and the cultural purpose of a Jewish homeland
Reform rabbi, constitutional advocate and legislator who expanded the public place of pluralistic Judaism in Israel
A founding architect of Israeli law who brought human rights, Jewish legal tradition, and democratic principle into sustained conversation
The People's Lawyer, pioneer of privacy law, first Jewish U.S. Supreme Court justice, and leader of American Zionism
The constitutional lawyer and communal leader who built lasting institutions for Jewish and minority rights
The Jewish American jurist who shaped judicial restraint, helped build institutions protecting civil liberties, and advanced the Zionist cause
Attorney, former head of the Israel Bar Association, businessman and co-founder of the Field Schools youth circles
An Australian corporate lawyer and Jewish leader connecting professional expertise, Zionist education and partnership with Israel
Founder of Microsoft Israel and a technology leader who worked to expand digital access and education
Israeli lawyer, entrepreneur and venture investor who helped build technology companies and advance women into positions of economic leadership
The Jewish American programmer and Internet organizer who joined technical innovation to the pursuit of open knowledge and digital freedom
Personal-computing pioneer, Lotus co-founder, digital-rights advocate, and investor in a more open and inclusive technology sector
A pioneer of mobile photography who brought cameras, phones, and public networks together for instant picture sharing
From underground Hebrew teacher and Prisoner of Zion to Speaker of the Knesset and Israeli cabinet minister
The Jewish American singer, actor, comedian, and civic benefactor who carried theatrical showmanship from Broadway and pop music into film, television, and New York’s neighborhoods