The Jewish Lens

From ATID we want to congratulate 3 of our young people:

Armando, Lara and Alex 

for his participation in the international contest: The Jewish Lens.

The International School of Studies of the Jewish People of Beit Hatfutsot (The Museum of the Diaspora), it was proposed to educate towards a conscious and active belonging to the Jewish People.

As part of this vision, a partnership with the photographer was formalized Tzión Ozeri, who for many years has taken photographs of the Jewish people and the components that make it up. This society led to the Creation of the contest - 'The Jewish lens in Beit Hatfutsot'. In the framework of this contest, the participants photographed an image Inspired by the title: 'My link with the Jewish People'. The most jobs Highlights will be chosen by a jury in Israel, centralized by Tzión Ozeri

And as they say, 'A picture is worth a thousand words'

Armando Amselem: 'Modern Judaism for me' Here you can see my family and friends, Catalan Jews, visiting a synagogue Moroccan Sephardi in Jerusalem, talking about Torah and liturgy. This image represents how we live Judaism in my community. A modern Judaism in which men and women are on the same level, sharing liturgy and study, education and thought.

Lara Gutman: 'Knowing about generations' - WINNER OF THE 3rd PRIZE OF THE CONTEST My family is my Jewish identity. It may be more or less religious, of different backgrounds, ages and even ethnicities, but the base of the Jewish people it will always be Judaism itself, and that which is transmitted from generation to generation generation is what will last.

Alex Szarfer: My Tnuá, my Judaism

Thanks to my Tnuá, Netzer, I can live my Judaism in the diaspora. I value everything what I have learned and my madrijim have transmitted to me, and that is my model to continue now that I am madrij. It is a privilege that Atid, my community, is in Barcelona, ​​a city with so many years of Jewish history.