At the dawn of the 20th century, the Zionist movement ignited a transformation within Jewish communities, championing a homeland in Israel but also a reinvention of the Jewish identity. The Zionist movement viewed sports as a tool to cultivate the ‘new Jew,’ countering anti-Semitic stereotypes....
The Only Zionist Newspaper to Survive from the British Mandate to the Twenty-First Century and "The State of Israel is Born" Special Issue 1948...
Fiddler on the Roof, the timeless musical by Joseph Stein, based on Shalom Aleichem's tales of Tevye, remains an iconic cornerstone of modern Jewish artistic expression....
The Farkasg Gallery is pleased to present our collection of Vintage Israeli posters designed by the iconic Shamir Brothers....
Legacy of Cultural Revival and Political Resolve ...
The first IDF \ Independence Parade 1949 - “The Parade That Didn’t March” ...
Lansky's 1980 Letter Sheds Light on His Zionist Identity and Efforts to Visit Israel After His Application for Citizenship Was Denied...
President Bill Clinton delicately adjusting Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's bow tie, an unforgettable and joyful moment etched in the memories of many. This photograph was taken during a celebratory visit to the White House in October 1995, just a year after Rabin signed the peace...
Moshe Ziffer (1902-1989), one of the most important sculptors and pioneer figures in the realm of Israeli art....
Chaim Weizmann Zionist leader and Israel’s first President establishing new platforms for expression and activism against the anti-Semitic rise in Europe....
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