14 Jan The first IDF \ Independence Parade 1949 – “The Parade That Didn’t March”
The first IDF \ Independence Parade 1949 - “The Parade That Didn’t March” ...
The first IDF \ Independence Parade 1949 – “The Parade That Didn’t March”
08 Jan Extremely Rare Letter From Meyer Lansky: The Most Famous Jewish Gangster of All Time
Lansky's 1980 Letter Sheds Light on His Zionist Identity and Efforts to Visit Israel After His Application for Citizenship Was Denied...
31 Dec Iconic Rare Photograph: Clinton Fixes Rabin’s Bow Tie, Hand-Signed by Yitzhak Rabin, 1995
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...
27 Dec End of The Year Sale 30% Off
The Farkash Gallery wishes you a happy New Year...
24 Dec David Ben Gurion Extremely Rare Relief Sculpture By M.Ziffer 1949
Moshe Ziffer (1902-1989), one of the most important sculptors and pioneer figures in the realm of Israeli art....
16 Dec Weizmann Extremely Rare handwritten Letter Supports The Jewish journal ‘Les Juifs’ Paris 1932
Chaim Weizmann Zionist leader and Israel’s first President establishing new platforms for expression and activism against the anti-Semitic rise in Europe....
10 Dec Vinatge Israeli Children’s Theater Posters
Despite the pain, we must continue to make the children happy ...
03 Dec The Miracle of Blooming the Israeli Desert
With the Zionist enterprise and the establishment of the State of Israel, the vision of a blooming desert was fulfilled, resulting in a bountiful harvest....
26 Nov Israel’s Six-Day War – Rare Archival LIFE Magazines
In just one week of fighting, Israel reshaped the Middle East's political and strategic landscape, securing newfound stability. ...
24 Nov “You don’t have to be Jewish to love Levy’s Real Jewish Rye Bread”
New Yorkers and many others still recall with pleasure the iconic Levy’s rye bread campaign. In 1961, the campaign was a breakthrough. In an era when brands still hid their Jewish identities, Levy’s did more than lean into their Jewishness, they overstated it. After all,...