Judaica Collection (page 9)

Synagogue prayer times

Taleth weaving

Orthodox Jew at Nahabit Shim on synagogue in Jerusalem

Orthodox Jew at the Synagogue in Hebron, part of the religious site known to both Jewish and Muslim worshippers as the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Nahabit Shim on synagogue in Jerusalem

Synagogue in Hebron, part of the religious site known to both Jewish and Muslim worshippers as the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Orthodox Jewish boy at the Synagogue in Hebron, part of the religious site known to both Jewish and Muslim worshippers as the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Orthodox Lelov Jews at the Synagogue in Hebron, part of the religious site known to both Jewish and Muslim worshippers as the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Grave in the Mount of Olives Jewish cemetery

Brother and sister placing stones on a grave in the Mount of Olives Jewish cemetery

Boy placing a stone on a grave in the Mount of Olives Jewish cemetery

Mount of Olives Jewish cemetery

Holocaust Chamber memorial slabs

Mount of Olives Jewish cemetery

Orthodox Jew at Davids Tomb

Boy praying at the Western Wall

Davids Tomb synagogue

Talmud artwork in Herzliya synagogue

Herzliya synagogue mezuza

Woman praying in Elijahs cave synagogue in Haifa

Elijahs cave synagogue in Haifa

Herzliya synagogue sacred ark

Woman praying in Elijahs cave in Haifa

Herzliya synagogue high chair

Donation in Elijahs cave synagogue in Haifa

Man reading in Elijahs cave synagogue in Haifa

Stained glass window in the synagogue of the Hadassah hospital, Tribes of Israel, Gad

Orthodox Jew in Bnei Brak

Orthodox Jewish girls in Bnei Brak

Orthodox Jews in Bnei Brak

Orthodox Jews in Bnei Brak

Hanoukias

Pastry shop

Street sign in Jerusalem Jewish district with erased Arabic name

Plylacteries

Garden of the righteous at Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum

Orthodox Jews working out religious calendar

Jews building sukka in Mea Shearim jewish district

Orthodox Jewish boy

Jerusalem street sign

Orthodox Jews selling citrus fruit in Mea Shearim

Kosher food

Kosher food

Jewish talith prayer shawl and phylactery

Jewish district of Jerusalem

Hannukkah whirligig

Shabbat

Jerusalem temple mosaic

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"Judaica: A Tapestry of Jewish Heritage and History" Step into the world of Judaica, where ancient traditions and rich cultural heritage come to life through a myriad of captivating artifacts. From the Sephirotic Tree of Life depicted in Paul Ricci's intricate illustration from Portae Lucis, 1516, to the timeless symbol of Judaism - the Menorah - beautifully captured in a line engraving. As we delve deeper into history, our hearts are moved by the Holocaust memorial along the Danube river, standing as a solemn reminder of unimaginable suffering endured by millions. Yet amidst darkness, there is also beauty; behold a rare German jeweled parochet from 1764 - its red velvet adorned with silver and gilt embroidery evokes awe-inspiring elegance. Turning pages like chapters in time, we encounter an exquisite manuscript page depicting Moses and Aaron against an imaginary townscape of Jerusalem. The delicate pen strokes combined with vibrant colors on vellum transport us back to 1738. In celebration of Sukkot, witness joyous congregants gathered within a synagogue's walls portrayed in oil on canvas. Their faces radiate happiness as they partake in this cherished festival. The filigree silver and ivory cased Megillat Esther captivates with its intricate craftsmanship. This precious artifact serves as a testament to devotion during Purim celebrations throughout generations. Traveling further back through centuries past brings us face-to-face with biblical figures at study desks dating back to 1634. These images remind us that learning has always been at the core of Jewish identity. Fast-forwarding to more recent times reveals poignant moments such as "Return of the Dove" painted in 1941 – offering hope amid turmoil during World War II. Even amidst conflict and war, faith remains unyielding. A prayer book for Jewish sailors and soldiers during World War I showcases resilience even under challenging circumstances.