Recorded Online Events

Dr. Jeremy Fogel and guests revisit historical crisis moments that challenged the Jewish People in the past.

The NLI opened its new building on October 29 in the midst of war, and quickly pivoted to reviving the soul and spirit of the country.

Micha Ullman discusses two of his sculptures with Yigal Zalmona: "The Empty Library" in Berlin, and his new work, "Letters of Light", which can be found on the grounds of the new National Library of Israel.

​Dr. Shimon Lev examines the development of photography in Jerusalem, from its orientalist beginnings in 1839 all the way to the 1970s, when photography was finally accepted as a true art form, with its own unique language.

Over two million Jews emigrated from Eastern Europe during this period. As Aleksandra Jakubczak explains, an exceptionally high proportion of them were women. 

An event marking the first yahrtzeit of HaRav Professor David Weiss Halivni z”l. Dr. Zvi Leshem and Baruch Weiss, Prof. Halivni’s son, will share first-hand accounts and personal insights into his tremendous legacy as a mentor and one of the greatest Torah scholars of our time.