TURNING OCTOBER SEVENTH INTO AGLOBAL JEWISH INTERGENERATIONAL MEMORY
ANU: Museum of the Jewish People
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ANU: Museum of the Jewish People and the Weizman National Museum of American Jewish History convened select Israeli and American Jewish thought leaders to develop insights on two questions;
What are the principles for transforming a Jewish tragedy into a memory that others value and meaning for generations?;
How can we mark the first yahrzeit as a global Jewish people?
The thinking group embarked on this task, acknowledging that while much of the memory work is for generations to come, the current leadership has to play a role in the present.
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