Sudan's lost Jewish community - in pictures
A recent call by a minister in Sudan's new government for Jewish people to return to the country and reclaim citizenship has shone a light on a small but once thriving community.
The Mossad Ran a Fake Diving Resort for Tourists in Sudan. This Is the Incredible Story Behind It
One of the Israeli intelligence agency’s most daring missions is being turned into a movie, ‘Red Sea Diving Resort.’ One of the operatives looks back on a breathtaking operation that saved thousands of Ethiopian Jews’ lives in the 1980s
Out of Africa, Into Perelman (Hopefully)
Fifteen years ago, when Lisa Pliskin, an Abrams Hebrew Academy alumna, married Mohamed Ismail, a native of Sudan, some friends and family wondered if her choice also meant the end of her Jewish identity.
The jury is still out in Israel
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Can Africa Solve African Problems?
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American Jewish World Service Sudan Update
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Jewish Groups Step Up Efforts to Help Sudanese
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In Sudan, A Modern-Day Story of Slavery
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