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Webby Awards 2023 Nominations: Variety Gets Four Nods - Vimarsana News

Webby Awards 2023 Nominations: Variety Gets Four Nods

Variety scored four nominations for the 27th annual Webby Awards, including a nod for best entertainment website of the year.

Apple, Netflix and THR Among Webby Awards 2023 Nominees – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

Apple, Netflix and THR Among Webby Awards 2023 Nominees – The Hollywood Reporter

The Webby Awards 2023 full list of nominations.

The Forgotten Exodus: Yemen - Vimarsana News

The Forgotten Exodus: Yemen

Hear from Israeli windsurfer Shahar Tzubari, who won a bronze medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympics, about how his grandparents left behind their life as dairy farmers in Yemen, and Ari Ariel, a Middle East historian at the University of Iowa, who delves into what the 2,600-year-old community was like and the dramatic transitions that led to the mass exodus.

Source: ajc.org
Podcast series 'The Forgotten Exodus' tells overlooked stories of Jews from Arab lands - Vimarsana News

Podcast series 'The Forgotten Exodus' tells overlooked stories of Jews from Arab lands

(JNS) — A new limited podcast series from the American Jewish Committee features interviews with Jews whose families left or were forced to flee

The Forgotten Exodus: Iraq - Vimarsana News

The Forgotten Exodus: Iraq

The premiere episode of a new limited narrative series from American Jewish Committee (AJC), The Forgotten Exodus, shares the inspiring story of Mizrahi Jewish cartoonist Carol Isaacs’ family. Feeling alienated growing up as the only Jew in school from an Arab-majority country, Carol turned her longing for Iraq and the life her family left behind into a gripping graphic memoir, The Wolf of Baghdad. 

Source: ajc.org