Nina Lichtenstein
In the end, the yearning for home, or perhaps more specifically to belong, is a shared human condition.
Not All Who Wander Are Lost: On S.L. Wisenberg’s Essays
Author: Nina Lichtenstein
Post-Holiday Glee: My First Purim in Maine
Nina Lichtenstein
In a small Jewish community, there’s a unifying force that brings Jews from all walks of life together.
The Extraordinary Story of Gisèle Braka, a Sephardic Jew in the Holocaust
Nina Lichtenstein
As a young woman, she slipped through the cracks of ruthless Paris round-ups, joined the Resistance, and survived the War to become an activist for Sephardic and humanitarian causes worldwide.
Why We Have to Learn About Sephardic Holocaust Stories
Nina Lichtenstein
When reading about and listening to Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews on what went on in Europe and the camps during WWII, the word “silence” or “silenced” often occurs.