In the Heart of the Seas

A Hasidic family drama explores Peretz's vision of Jewish tradition and its transmission, revealing deep cultural insights and generational ties.

A bride is possessed by her former lover's spirit, sparking a clash between the living and the dead in this renowned play by S. Ansky.

Bialik's poem challenges Jewish passivity post-Kishinev pogrom, urging a reclaiming of courage to alter their national destiny.

Shapiro exposes the roots of anti-Semitism, critiques modern society, and challenges Jews to face rising violence against them.

Sholem Asch champions muscular Judaism, critiquing those who hinder Jews from confronting their adversaries with strength and resilience.