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ABOUT WOMEN'S LENS
Women's Lens provides a modern take on today's news which relate to worldwide Jewry, with a specific slant on those originating from Egypt. At the same time, there is a focus on women's rights and their status worldwide, regardless of their religious affiliations.
It is an understatement to suggest that Egypt had reached a second hey day during the early to mid-twentieth century, when its Jewish population reached a peak of close to 80,000. The city of Alexandria was rightfully called the Pearl of the Mediterranean. Commerce thrived and creativity flowed.
Recent Posts
Les chaussures perdues de l\'Islam
envoye par Clement DassaCi-dessous, Isaac Franco nous livre une profonde réflexion sur les réflexes anti-Israéliens. A lire et à méditer. Les chaussures perdues de l'Islam C'est sur les décombres de leur rêves d'extermination des Juifs e...
Al Jazeera Interview: Omar Sharif
sent by Jack LeviThe acting legend, now in his 70s, is still active in Western and Egyptian cinema. (video is 17 minutes)...
International Day on the Elimination of Violence against Women:
Domestic abuse — still an unrecognised issue By Ali Usman LAHORE: When Aaisha Jabeen married with her choice, she thought of a happy married life with the man she loved. However, things changed right after marriage. She did not know of the torture...
From Centro Primo Levi
Unfolding Borders: The Jews of Piedmont Join us on December 8th for coffee and cake, film, talk, books, and special guests... OCTOBER 25 at 5:30 pm, at the Center for Jewish History. Admission: www.smarttix.com | All programs are in English Pre...
Israel\'s "Pathology"
The Jewish Israeli body politic is diseased, that one man writes, because it has not adjusted to the Jews' reentry into history with a state of their own. Too many Jews are still stuck in the ancient feeling of powerlessness and victimhood. Former Pr...
Driving up J Street
The success of J Street's conference is a symptom of the tensions that liberal American Jews feel towards Israel Security guards blocked the doors to several of the panels at J Street's first annual conference this week – because the rooms were so...
