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In this now-classic Holocaust memoir, Simcha Bunem Unsdorfer recounts his survival of the Nazi camps. Clinging fiercely to his faith in God, the 19-year-old Unsdorfer faced the unspeakable horrors of Auschwitz and Buchenwald with courage and moral defiance, a testament to the abiding strength of the Jewish spirit.

Step into a world where laughter meets heart. Join comedian Elon Gold (and guests) and navigate the joys and quirks of Jewish life in an 8-episode comedy podcast that's as heartfelt as it is hilarious. Each episode features genuine, relatable conversations with a blend of humor and candid moments. Featuring guests that range from familiar names to Millennials and fresh voices of the Gen Z crowd, our show guarantees to provoke laughter while also resonating deeply. Get ready to kvetch and kvell with us as we celebrate life, love, and the shared joy of being part of our vibrant community. This ...

Imagine awakening to a new reality of who you are, revealing a hidden past that has shaped your family's history for centuries. Fact, not fiction, this experience has been shared by thousands of descendants of Sephardic Jews who fled Spain and Portugal in the 15th and 16th centuries, seeking safe haven from the ruthless Spanish Inquisition. Many had already converted to Catholicism, but learned that conversion was not enough to save their lives. They established new communities throughout the world, living as Catholics on the outside, but guarding a precious Jewish heritage in secret.

“Star Struck with Sarah Pachter,” is a Jewish-themed podcast that conducts thought-provoking discussions with celebrities, digital influencers, philanthropists, and other accomplished individuals. Sarah brings out real ideas through personal stories while weaving in Jewish thought and wisdom. "Star Struck" is a project of Aish, whose aim is to conduct meaningful, fun, and out of the box discussions with the objective of teaching others about the relevance and power of Jewish wisdom. Think Jewish. Live Inspired. 🔥Visit www.aish.com for more content.

The Kabbalah has long been a mysterious study. In ancient times, you had to belong to a very specific segment of the world's population to even read it: Jewish, male, over 40 years of age, married, and a lifelong student of Jewish texts. The reason for this was its mysticism and exclusivity to those who were worthy.