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Parashot Parasha Chaye Sarah n05 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Chayei Sarah n.05
Parashat Chayei Sarah - Life of Sarah -, contrary to the title, starts with the death of Sarah at age 127 in Kiriath-arba - Hebron now - and concludes with the deaths of Abraham and Ishmael. ....READ MORE.
November 19, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parashot Parasha Vayera n04 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Vayera n.4
Parashat Vayera is a very complicated Parsha, with many major moments. From the
destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah to the birth of Isaac, the exile of Hagar and Ishmael
and finally the binding of Isaac, Vayera offers us many lessons.
The most important moments may include the four tests....READ MORE.
November 14, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parashot Parasha Lech Lecha n03 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Lech Lecha n.3
G-d calls on Abraham to leave the land of his birth, and in response he and Sarah begin their journey to a new land and a new kind of faith, that will become the background and location of the adventure of Jewish history....READ MORE.
November 7, 2024/by studiove.admin

parasha of the week_Parashot Parasha Noach n02 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Noach n.2
Then the earth became corrupt. In this portion we see G-d commanded Noach, the only upright man in his generation, to build an ark to save himself, his family, and two of every living thing, for a flood was about to destroy the earth....READ MORE.
October 31, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parasha Beresheit – Parashot Beresheit - THIS WEEK'S Parasha n.01 Jewish Art , The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron – The Illustrated Torah Scroll — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Beresheit n.1
Bereshit (“In the Beginning”), the first parashah in the annual Torah reading cycle, is about the story of the creation of the world by the hands of G-d. The first people, Adam and Eve, eat from the Tree of Knowledge and are banished from the Garden of Eden. Their elder son, Cain, kills their younger son, Abel, and Cain is destined to a life of...READ MORE.
October 23, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parashot Parasha Vezot Ha-Berachah n.55 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Vezot Ha-Berachah
Vezot Ha-Berachah is Moses’ blessing, delivered on the last day of his life, to the Israelites, tribe by tribe. It concludes poignantly with Moses’ death and his burial, seemingly by the hand of....READ MORE.
October 18, 2024/by studiove.admin

YOM KIPPUR IN ZEFAT - The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Yom Kippur
YOM KIPPUR is considered the most important holiday in the Jewish Year. Many jews who do not observe any other Jewish costomes will refrain from working, fast and attend synagogue services on...READ MORE.
October 10, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parasha_of_the_week_Parashot Parasha Haazinu Ha'azinu n.54 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Ha’Azinu n.54
Parashat Ha’Azinu, the next to last parashah in the Torah, fulfills G-d’s
instruction for Moses to “write down this song and teach it to the people of
Israel” (Deuteronomy 31:19)......READ MORE.
October 2, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parashot Parasha Nitzavim n52 Vayelech n53 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Nitzavim-Vayeilech
Each year on the Shabbat before Rosh Hashanah and the morning of Yom Kippur, we read Parashot: Nitzavim and Vayelech. The parasha takes place on the very last day of Moses’ life. The Israelites have come.....READ MORE.
September 25, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parasha_of_the_week_Parashot Parasha Ki Tavo Kitavon.51 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Ki Tavo n.51
Parashat Ki Tavo focuses on the Israelites’ entrance into the Promised Land: the
ceremonies they will follow once they arrive and then get settled, and the consequences
of obeying.....READ MORE.
September 17, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parashot Parasha Kitetze n.50 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: PARASHAT Kitetze n. 50 (Ki Teitzei)
Moses enumerates many laws that relate to topics of family relationships, interpersonal ethics, forbidden mixtures, and sexuality. In continuing his last speech, Moses delivers specific rules on family relationships. READ MORE
September 12, 2024/by studiove.admin

parahsa_of_the_week_Parashot Parasha Shoftim - Shofetim n.49 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: PARASHAT SHOFETIM N.49
Moses reviews for the Israelites their system of justice, the rules of kingship, their relationship to idolatrous nations, and the rules of doing battle. Moses continues his last speech to the Israelites before he dies saying: “Judges shall be appointed to judge the people with justice. You shall not...
September 5, 2024/by studiove.admin

this_week_parasha_Parashot Parasha Reeh - Re'eh n.48 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Re’eh n.48
The book of Deuteronomy as a whole is structured on the model of a covenant, and represents Moses’ renewal of the Sinai covenant with the next generation, who would enter the Promised Land and there create a covenant-based society.....READ MORE.
August 29, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parasha_of_the_week_Parashot Parasha Ekev Eikev n.47 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Eikev n.47
The book of Deuteronomy as a whole is structured on the model of a covenant, and represents Moses’ renewal of the Sinai covenant with the next generation, who would enter the Promised Land and there create a covenant-based society.....READ MORE.
August 22, 2024/by studiove.admin

parasha_of_the_week_Parashot Parasha Devarim n.45 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Devarim n.45
The book of Deuteronomy as a whole is structured on the model of a covenant, and represents Moses’ renewal of the Sinai covenant with the next generation, who would enter the Promised Land and there create a covenant-based society.....READ MORE.
August 8, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parashot Parasha Matot Masey n.43 n.44 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Double Parasha 43 Matot & 44 Mas’ey
Moses describes the laws of oaths; the Israelites battle the Midianites; the tribes of Reuben and Gad request to dwell outside of the Land of Israel. Moses speaks to the heads of the tribes of the sons of Israel...READ MORE
July 31, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parashot Parasha Pinchas n.42 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Pinchas n.42
The name of the Parashat, “Pinchas”, refers to Phineas, who zealously avenged G-d
name, and it is found in Numbers 25:11.
Aaron’s grandson Pinchas is rewarded for his act of zealotry in killing the Simeonite
prince Zimri and the Midianite princess who was his paramour: G-d grants him a covenant of
peace and the priesthood...READ MORE.
July 25, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parasha of the week_Parasha Balak Parashot Balak THIS WEEK'S Parasha n.41 Jewish Art The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron The Illustrated Torah Scroll — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Balak n.41
Cursing and Blessing the Israelites. Miriam and Aaron die and Moses and the Israelites must fight agains...READ MORE
July 18, 2024/by studiove.admin

parasha_of_the_week_Parasha Chukat – Parashot Chukat - THIS WEEK'S Parasha n.40 Jewish Art - The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron – The Illustrated Torah Scroll — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Chukat n.40
Parashot Chukat is a Torah portion found in the Book of Numbers (Bamidbar) and encompasses Numbers 19:1-22:1. The portion is named after the Hebrew word “Chukat,” which means “statute” or “decree...READ MORE
July 11, 2024/by studiove.admin

Parasha_of_the_week_Parashot Parasha Korah n.39 The Studio in Venice by Michal Meron — MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Korah n.39
Who has the authority to lead the Israelite community, and what is the source of that authority? Parashat Korach addresses these critical questions. Korach, Datan and Aviram, and 250 leaders of Israel rebel against the authority of Moshe and Aharon. The rebellion results in their being swallowed by the earth. ...READ MORE
July 4, 2024/by studiove.admin

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Our newest exhibition DANIEL BOMBERG AND THE PRINT

Our newest exhibition DANIEL BOMBERG AND THE PRINTING OF THE TALMUD is a great success. We are waiting for you in Venice, at our gallery to visit it!
DANIEL BOMBERG AND THE PRINTING OF THE TALMUD
A notable highlight of Jewish life in 16 th century Italy, particularly in Venice, was the Hebrew printing. Despite the efforts of the Venetian government and the Esecutori contro la bestemmia, who burned the Talmud in 1553 in San Marco Square, and
confiscated and burned thousands of Hebrew books in 1568 again in San Marco Square, a cultural Renaissance thrived within the Jewish microcosm.
THE TALMUD is the most important and influential non-biblical work in Hebrew literature, continuously studied for over a millennium and a half.
DANIEL BOMBERG (born 1483 in Antwerp) established a highly successful press in Venice in 1515. As the Humanist Nicolas Clenardus reported, admiringly, “Bomberg’s books printed in Venice reached every location where Jews could be found, including Egypt, Africa and India”.
THE MIKRAOTH GEDOLOTH
In 1519/20 Daniel Bomberg published the first Talmud ever printed. This edition was crucial in setting standards for future Talmud editions. He worked with esteemed Jewish editors such as Jacob b. Hayyim ibn Adoniyah of Tunis, Rabbi Chiya Meir b. David, and other notable scholars like Rabbi Avraham de Balmes and the Maharam Padua.
In 2015, a complete edition of the Bomberg Talmud was auctioned at Sotheby’s for $9.3 million, underscoring its lasting historical and financial value.

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Chayei Sarah n.

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH:
Parshat Chayei Sarah n.05
The Life of Sarah
Genesis 23:1−25:18
Navigating Life’s Journey with Ancient Insights

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Today is the day, our friends! We know that your h

Today is the day, our friends! We know that your heart speaks Hebrew. But do you? If you do, you are lucky! If you don’t, time is now. Learning Hebrew will basically give you superpowers!
The Hebrew language course organized by the Jewish Community in Venice starts this
week!!! On we go!
Achieving fluency in a language that is important to us is a wonderful thing! Imagine being able to explore the joys and difficulties of modern Jewish existence, the birth of Israel, the Holocaust, Middle East conflicts, and more in the works of Yehuda Amichai, Amos OZ, A.B. Yehoshua and many other famous writers in the original language, not as a translation.
Check with your community! Start taking classes and let us know how is going! We will update you too!

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Vayera n.4 Gene

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH:
Parshat Vayera n.4
Genesis 18:1–22:24
Navigating Life’s Journey with Ancient Insights

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News from the Ghetto: In the second half of the ni

News from the Ghetto:
In the second half of the nineteenth century, Venice was a center of debate over new pedagogical methods, particularly those of the German educator Friedrich Fröbel (1782–1852), who emphasized the importance of children’s activity and play in learning, and known for creating kindergartens. The contribution of Jews to introducing Fröbel’s method was remarkable in both quantitative and qualitative terms.

Elena Raffalovich (b. May 22, 1842 in Odess – d. November 29, 1918 in Florence) moved in 1863 with her family to Paris, where their French residence soon became a meeting place for politicians and intellectuals. At the end of 1862, Elena traveled to Italy with her family. During this trip, she meets Domenico Comparetti in Pisa, the famous author of *Virgilio nel Medioevo*, one of the leading figures of Italian philology between the 19th and 20th centuries. They get married in 1863.

Dissatisfied with the provincial life she was constrained to in the post-Unification Pisa environment during the first decade, Elena Raffalovich set out to find an intellectual endeavor worthy of her ambitions and intelligence. A new chapter began for Elena Raffalovich, who traveled across Europe, engaged with the most advanced educational experiences of the period, and founded, with the collaboration of Adolfo Pick, a Moravian Jewish teacher, a kindergarten in Venice aimed at putting Fröbel’s ideas and methods into practice.

The school was inaugurated on October 24, 1873, with the idea that the institution should be open to children of all social classes and all religious denominations. The project failed a few years later due to the Church’s opposition to Fröbelian ideas, especially after A. Pick was removed from his position as the school’s director. Today, in the same building, there is a kindergarten named after Elena Raffalovich Comparetti.

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Lech Lecha n.3

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH:
Parshat Lech Lecha n.3
Go Forth
Genesis 12:1−17:27
Navigating Life’s Journey with Ancient Insights

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News from the Ghetto: We have a new Artist in Resi

News from the Ghetto:
We have a new Artist in Residence, Christopher Dulin. He is an abstract painter traveling the world

fulltime in search of ancient pigments. He lived with and learned from the tribes and people groups who

have used these pigments for thousands of years in their spiritual practices, ritual body painting, art, and

textile dying.

Come and visit his studio in Venice, at ScalaMata!

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Noach n.2 Navig

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH:
Parshat Noach n.2
Navigating Life’s Journey with Ancient Insights

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Then the earth became corrupt. In this portion we see G-d commanded Noach, the only upright man in his generation, to build an ark to save himself, his family, and two of every living thing, for a flood was about to destroy the earth. Noach did so. After forty days of rain, water covered the earth, drowning all life, except those inside the ark. A year later the survivors emerged on dry land. G-d sent a rainbow, a promise that no great flood like this would come again. Then human beings decided to challenge G-d by building a tower to heaven, but G-d babbled their language, and they scattered throughout the world. Ten generations later, Abram was born. He married Sarah, and they settled in Haran.

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News from our Gallery For the High Holidays all ou

News from our Gallery
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Sukkah of the Jewish Community in Venice Like ev

Sukkah of the Jewish Community in Venice

Like every year we paid visit to the local Sukah that takes place in the Ghetto of Venice, the first and oldest one in the world

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Beresheit n.1 T

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH:
Parshat Beresheit n.1
Torah: Genesis 1:1-6:8
Navigating Life’s Journey with Ancient Insights

Beresheit (“In the Beginning”), the first parashah in the annual Torah reading cycle, is about the story of the creation of the world by the hands of G-d. The first people, Adam and Eve, eat from the Tree of Knowledge and are banished from the Garden of Eden. Their elder son, Cain, kills their younger son, Abel, and Cain is destined to a life of wandering.

Our world today can be a mixture of chaos and void, especially when we consider the current global climate. We are struggling to make meaning while the world is fraught with upheaval: wars waging around the globe, and societal divides. With Parashat Bereshit, however, we are reminded that chaos and darkness — even feelings of emptiness — are often the precursor to transformational change. While in our Torah portion, G-d calls forward the light, in our daily life, we need to be our own active source of transformation and renewal. When feeling uncertain, overwhelmed or hopeless, it is helpful to remember that throughout history, times of darkness have often paved the way for profound breakthroughs. Now we have the chance to reorganize and restrengthen, bringing clarity and purpose out of chaos.

Bereshit is not merely a description of how our universe came into existence; it is an invitation for all of us to become co-creators in shaping our reality. This responsibility feels particularly urgent in our current times when community dialogue might aid in building bridges, supporting humanitarian efforts, or advocating for peace and tolerance.

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These holidays commemorate concepts such as renewa

These holidays commemorate concepts such as renewal – Rosh Hashanah -, forgiveness – Yom Kippur, freedom and joy – Sukkot and Simchat Torah. These days we are pasing offer a means to remember that time is itself healing and restorative. As such, the High Holy Days and the holiday season in Tishrei help us to mark the year in meaningful ways and to highlight our moral responsibility toward one another.

Chag Sameach!

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parshat Vezot Ha-Berach

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH:
Parshat Vezot Ha-Berachah
Deuteronomy 33:1–34:12
Navigating Life’s Journey with Ancient Insights
Vezot Ha-Berachah is Moses’ blessing, delivered on the last day of his life, to the Israelites, tribe by tribe. It concludes poignantly with Moses’ death and his burial, seemingly by the hand of G-d, in the land of Moab, so that “to this day no one knows his burial place” (Deut. 34:6). The closing verses of the Torah are a tribute to the greatest leader and prophet the Israelites ever had, yet the ultimate accolade the Torah gives him is touching in its simplicity. He was “the man Moses”, “the servant of the G-d” (Deut. 34:5). The parsha is a profound commentary on mortality and the human condition. The Moses we encounter in the Torah is simply a human being made great by the task he was set and by the humility that made him supremely one through whom the word and power of G-d flowed.

The main theme is the role of Moses as prophet and leader.

As we are going through this hard week of 7th October, we comprehend better the author Elie Wiesel who singles out Moses’ loyalty to the people of Israel as a sign of Moses’ greatness. Wiesel states that while he occasionally became enraged with them, he constantly rose to rescue them. “If others spoke ill of Israel, he was quick to come to its defense, passionately, fiercely…Moses defended them not only against their enemies but, at times, even against G-d…In spite of his disappointments, in spite of his ordeals and the lack of gratitude he encountered, Moses never lost his faith in his people. Somehow he found both the strength and the courage to remain on Israel’s side and proclaim its honor and its right to live.”

We stand with Israel!

News from our Gallery Yom Kippur Giclèe and The F

News from our Gallery
Yom Kippur Giclèe and The Festival Books are 20% OFF this week

discount applies for one week only

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Yom Kippur Day of Atone

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH:
Yom Kippur
Day of Atonement
10 Tishrei (September, October)

YOM KIPPUR is considered the most important holiday in the Jewish Year. Many jews who do not observe any other Jewish costomes will refrain from working, fast and attend synagogue services on this day. The day is dedicated to atonement and repentance. Jewish people traditionally observe this holy day by spending most of their time in the synagogue, praying and fasting for approximately a 25-hour period.

From the book The Jewish Festivals and synagogues around the world
Blue Cover – English Version
Edited by Scalamata Publications

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We wish to all our dear friends a good, sweet and,

We wish to all our dear friends a good, sweet and, above all, healthy New

Year 5785!

Shanah tova u’metuka!

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Ha’Azinu n.5

MY DAILY LIFE TORAH COACH: Parashat Ha’Azinu n.54
Ha’Azinu, Deuteronomy 32:1–52

Navigating Life’s Journey with Ancient Insights

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An important book was launched in Italy, on the oc

An important book was launched in Italy, on the occasion of Pordenone Legge ( annual book fair in Italy)

Israel Alone, by Bernard-Henri Lévy

Bernard-Henri Lévy recounts his harrowing experience in Israel following the October 7th Hamas attack, capturing the deep isolation and suffering of the Jewish state and highlighting its isolation.

We were present there, we met the author, we recommend looking into his writings.

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