The People of the Book: Israel’s National Library
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A library is often seen as a quiet space, but Israel’s National Library defies that stereotype. It is a vibrant space that not only highlights the role of books in the centuries-old Jewish story but also shines a light on Jewish identity and resilience. Join us for a glimpse into this dynamic setting and explore the questions it raises about the People of the Book in our time.
Links for further reading:
The National Library of Israel
Stories from the Israel National Library on Google Arts and Culture
The Cultural Revolution at the National Library of Israel by Ruth Ebenstein
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