Created in 2013 by Shmuel Trigano, the Université Populaire du Judaïsme offers a series of courses in the fundamental disciplines of Jewish studies. Combining intellectual rigor while aiming to remain accessible to the largest number of people, these seminars are open to everyone who would like to discover or pursue their knowledge of Judaism.

The movie reconstructs the history of the oldest ghetto of Europe, thanks to the memories and to the testimonies of witnesses, custodians of the memory and of the complex evolution of the Jewish community in Venice. 

Between 1905 and 1939, Paris attracted artists from all over the world. In this melting pot centered on Montparnasse, one group set itself apart: the Jewish artists who came from Russia, Poland, and across Central Europe. Although their styles varied, a common fate united them: they had fled the anti-Semitic persecutions in their home countries.

Edited by Jean Laloum, this book shows, through photographs and previously unpublished testimonies, the complexity and richness of Jewish life in Algeria in all its aspects: history, economic life, religious life, tradition. A beautiful memory book.

With the help of a grant from the Foundation for the Memory of the Shoah, Jean Baumgarten has written the first work in French on the Hassidic movement, which he studies in its entirety: from its theological underpinnings to its social organisation, from religious custom to mystical practices. This book situates hassidism with the history of Jewish mysticism, looking at the beginnings of the movement as well as identifying the novelty of the doctrines of its first masters who, notably in the ecstasy of prayer, dance, singing, sought to bring about a unification between the human body and the divinity of the universe.