Rosh HaShanah Event & Lecture “Social Modernism in the work of Lotte Cohn”

When Gronemann meets Alterman

The Annual Conference for German Studies 2022: Language, Culture, Society

Else Lasker-Schüler

Voyages: Tourism and Sanitarum

In the shadow of the Nazi regime: the Jewish community in Breslau 1941-1933

Oral History Workshop

In Hitler’s Munich: Jews, the Revolution, and the Rise of Nazism By Prof. Michael Brenner

Voyages: Property and reparations

Oral History Workshop

Voyages: A musical journey

Oral History Workshop

Great Wolf Krakauer -The pioneering puppet theater

To be a Jew in a Nazi Germany – Space and time

Great Wolf Krakauer – An Immigration Story

Voyages: Languages between East and West

Oral History Workshop

Book Launch ‘I will not show you’ by Omri Ben Yehuda

Voyages: In Children’s Literature

Oral History Workshop

Book Launch Niemandsland: Hader am Berg Scopus

Publication of the new Jewish Almanach – Nature – Explorations from the Jewish World

Voyages: Migration, Knowledge, and Property in the German-Jewish World

Oral History Workshop

Between Jewish languages: Literature, Thought and History

Rabbi Leo Baeck: Living a Religious Imperative in Troubled Times

Immigration – Deportation – Return

Oral History Workshop

The Prize by Mati Shemoelof

Time, Map, Wandering

Oral History Workshop

Join us for the online book launch by Dr. Sebastian Schirrmeister

An Evening to Launch the New Issue of our Journal “Chidushim”

Come and Welcome the New Year with us

Jewish Life In Germany Today And The Role of History  

Oral History Workshop

Jeckes – die deutschen Juden Israels. Virtuelles Einführungsgespräch und Film-Screening von „Rehavia. Das Lächeln Jerusalems“

German-Jewish artists in the collection of the Department of Modern Art

Philanthropist, Rescuer, Collector: Remembering Wilfrid Israel

The Third Else Lasker Schüler Lecture

Scholar and Witness – An Evening in Memory of Otto Dov Kulka 1933-2021

Researching German Jewry: A Continuous Past

Building a New Land: Women Architects and Women’s Organizations in Mandatory Palestine

ORAL HISTORY WORKSHOP

The Relevance of Martin Buber in Today’s Israeli Society: Dialogues with the Eternal Wandering Jew

On Masculinity Among German Jews

The Relevance of Buber in Today’s Israeli Society: A Call to Anarchy, Since Then to the Present Day

The Relevance of Buber in Today’s Israeli Society: I and Thou. The Buberian Dialog in Therapy and Education

ORAL HISTORY WORKSHOP

An evening to celebrate Amir Eshel’s book of poems

Right, Identity and Citizenship

On the Relevance of Martin Buber to Contemporary Israel Society

The Many Faces of Antisemitism

An evening to mark Dr. Gilead Sharvit’s book

ORAL HISTORY WORKSHOP

Launching of the book of Dr. Doron Avraham “German Neo-Pietism, the Nation and the Jews”

Landscapes of the Homeland

ORAL HISTORY WORKSHOP

Salomon Maimon’s Theory of Invention: Scientific Genius, Analysis and Euclidean Geometry

Between Apostasy and Secularism

How to Teach and how to Write About Nature?

An Evening on the Book by Sidra DeKoven Ezrahi “Three Poets: Paul Celan, Dan Pagis, Yehuda Amichai”

Jewish – Christian Relations

“Is there an Intimate Side to Medieval Ashkenazic Correspondences?”

The Description of the Journey of Abraham Levi

Die zionistische Komödie im Drama Sammy Gronemanns

An evening devoted to the book by Prof. Yair Mintzker The Jew Süss, a Rashomon

Jewish Languages in the German Space

Doubts and Loves: Yehuda Amihai – Haim

ORAL HISTORY WORKSHOP

Community Oriented Memory Project on Exile: The Austrian Heritage Collection

Martin Buber – Beyond Identities

“Honorable Burial”? German Jewry in Israeli Archives

An Evening Devoted to the Book “Vienna 1900. Flowering on the Verge of a Chasm”

Leo Baeck Institute Jerusalem invites you to celebrate the 5781 New Year with us

The 2nd Annual Else Lasker-Schüler Lecture

Yedidia Habkin – The Life and Ideas of an Eccentric German-Jewish Homosexual

The 1920s in the Weimar Republic: a queer and Jewish perspective

At the bar at “Mali Weigel”: Being a Jewish Lesbian in Gay Berlin of the Twenties

“Lea Goldberg’s Postcards to Spirit: Messages Real and Imagined”

Leo Baeck Institute and Maskila in a series of lectures on Facebook Live on LGBTism and Judaism in the Weimar Republi

Before the festival of Shavuot the Leo Baeck Institute invites you to an Erev Bikurim

Jews, Modernity, and Homosexuality in Germany, 1890-1933

A series of discussions devoted to the book “Bertha Pappenheim, A Woman’s Right, Selected Writings on Feminism and Judaism”

‘Behind the Dark Gate:David Vogel’s Exchange of Letters with His Wife Ada Nadler-Vogel’

The First Annual Else Lasker-Schüler Lecture

“Synchronization at Birkenwald – a Metaphysical Conference”

As Light As Darkness

‘Between the Street of the Ethiopian, Rehavia and Talpiyot: The Correspondences of S.D. Goitein with S.Y. Agnon, Gershom Scholem and other Jerusalemites’

Letters from the Attic Getting to know the Zalman Shazar Center’s Otsarot project and letters from the Leo Baeck Institute’s archive

“‘Lieber Moshe!’ Private and Revealed Letters at Major Crossroads of Eighteenth-Century Jewry”

Synchronization at Birkenwald – a Metaphysical Conference

Stolen Art: Searching for Heirs to Art Stolen During World War II

The Erotic Brotherhood of Men: Homosexuality, Judaism, and the Youth Movements

A discussion to mark the appearance of Prof. Amir Eshel’s new book Poetic Thinking Today

Judaism as Science? – The Wisdom of Israel

“The Salon Women of Berlin and their Epistles:Personal Correspondences as an Arena for Critical Discoourse”

Bertha Pappenheim – A Woman’s Right: A Selection of Articles on Feminism and Judaism

An evening devoted to Poetica, a collection of writings by Gershom Scholem

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Paul Celan’s visit to Israel – Paul Celan’s late work

“The Letter Writer and the Letter – Correspondence ac a Marginal Genre, Between Echo and Silence”

An evening to mark the 21st issue of Leo Baeck’s journal Hidushim – The Everyday Life of Jews in the Holy Roman Empire Edited by Doron Avraham and Elisheva Baumgarten

Presentation of ‘Sex and Crime: Geschichten aus der Jüdischen Unterwelt’ in the presence of the editor, Dr Gisela Dachs

Else Lasker Schueler in Jerusalem

1700 Years of Jewish Life in Germany: A Single History through Many Voices

Toast at The Leo Baeck Institute for Rosh Hashanah

An evening devoted to Poetica, a collection of writings by Gershom Scholem

Panel discussion on motherhood and spinsterhood

The Leo Baeck Institute Jerusalem is happy to host Max Czollek, author of the book: “Desintegriert Euch!”

Panel discussion on prostitution and the trafficking of women

A discussion on Bertha Pappenheim and Social Work

A series of discussions devoted to the book “Bertha Pappenheim, A Woman’s Right, Selected Writings on Feminism and Judaism”

Screening of the film The Devil Strikes at Night (West Germany, 1957)

A literary cabaret devoted to David Witztum’s book

An evening devoted to the book Monsters and Monstrosity in Jewish History

From a Religious to a Cultural Community

Rainer René Mueller in Israel

The First European: Heinrich Heine Beyond Identities

Marking the publication of the book Rishumim – Hebrew and German poems by Amir Eshel, drawings by Gerhard Richter

Encounters: Modern jewish life between east and west

Conversation about translation from German to Hebrew

Redemption in modern Jewish thought – Kafka, Rosenzweig, Benjamin

Thus Far: So far here: Agnon between Buczacz Germany and Palestine

Movie: Back to the Fatherland

The Generational Chain in the Writing of History

Launching of the new Jewish Almanach 2018

Akiva Ernst Simon, Mentor. Thirty Years to His Passing. Humanistic Education and Religious Liberalism

Jews in Eighteenth Century Europe, 1700-1750

Literary Cabaret: Martin Buber, Lectures on Judaism and Christianity

A Wandering language: Yiddish Arrives in Eastern Europe and Returns to Western Europe

The New Historians: Israel’s leading historians in conversation and discussion with the scholars of the future

Gnosis and Jewish Modernity

Seventy Five Years to the Death of Stephan Zweig – From Yesterday’s World to the World of Today

Historians on their Biographical Journeys

Dor Siach – Music

Dor Siach – communication

Dor Siach – journeys