Israel

 

Immigrants from Iraq, Poland and Romania wait for medical examinations at the Atlit transit camp in northern Israel (1951)

Inglaterra

Upper margin of the Exchequer Receipt Roll, Hilary and Easter Terms (1233)

The earliest known anti-Jewish caricature is a sketch—actually, an elaborate doodle—in the upper margin of an English royal tax record from 1233. It shows three bizarre-looking Jews standing inside a schematic castle, which is being attacked by a host of cartoonish horned, beak-nosed demons. Another, larger demon in the center of the castle tweaks the freakishly long noses of two of the Jews, as if to underscore the resemblance between their profiles and his own.
 

But Ruth replied, "Do not urge me to leave you, to turn back and not follow you. For wherever you go, I will go; wherever you lodge, I will lodge; your people shall be my people, and your God my God. Wherever you die, I will die, and there I will be buried. Thus and more may the LORD do to me if anything but death parts me from you."

Ruth 1: 16-17

(JPS)

Vida

A great tit feeds its six-day-old chicks in a nesting box

Jascha Heifetz

"Zigeunerweisen", Sarasate

Muhammad Ali

Jacob

"Jacob blessing the children of Joseph", Rembrandt (1656)

David Hartman

"Is a Personal God possible after the Holocaust?"

Sinédrio

“The Sanhedrin in session” (1883)

Benjamin Netanyahu

"Benjamin Netanyahu’s Rise to Power" (2016)

Vida

 “Vote for Yetta and things will get betta” (1964)

David Hartman

"How Is Prayer Possible After The Holocaust"

Salomão

 "The Judgment of Solomon", Nicolas Poussin (1649)

Moisés

"Moses at Sinai - God's Partner or Adversary?", Christine Hayes 

Síria

 A Jewish girl of Damascus in her best outfit (1865)

Emmanuel Levinas

(1/2)

(2/2) (1988)

Vida

Basking Shark

Samaritanos

Praying on Mt. Gerizim (1900)

Cantor Joseph Malovany

The concert in Jerusalem with the Raanana Symphony Orchestra