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Jun-30 6pm Sydney Jewish Museum: Book launch Tragedy and Triumph
Tragedy and Triumph, written by Michael Myerson, is a fascinating book about Jewish Olympians over the last 100 years, telling the stories of triumph and tragedy. Read more
Jul-02 8:25am SBS-World Movies: Between Worlds
25-year-old Oliel lies severely injured and unconscious in hospital after a terror attack in Jerusalem. Read more
Jul-13 7:30pm SBS-World Movies: The Man in the Basement
Jewish family man Simon and his wife Helen decide to sell a basement in their Paris building. Read more
Jul-15 10pm SBS-Viceland: Love and sex in Israel
The Promised Land is a recent state where religion and institutions are intertwined while mores and modernity clash. In a country swept by conflicts since its creation, where carelessness and patriotism coexist, the youth, torn between thousand-year-old traditions and Western influences, must find their own way.