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In each issue you will find:

• Jewish history and heritage across the world – a connection to your Jewish roots, wherever they are, told through personal stories.
• Lively debate on current issues
• Reviews and interviews keeping you abreast of the best in books, music, art, film, theatre
• Sephardi Renaissance – the past and present of Sephardi and Mizrahi communities in their homelands and their adopted homes.
• Upcoming JR tours, known for their wonderful guides and congenial company

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Latest issue

The Scribe Jubilee Edition: The Scribe is a community magazine giving an insight into the ways of Iraqi Jewry and keeping our heritage and traditions alive. This special Jubilee edition of The Scribe brings us up to date with news on Sephardi life around the globe and recounts our Iraqi culture, history and beyond. Featuring:

• Compelling stories from Baghdad, both past and present, and discovering today’s Iraq

• A glimpse into the latest films and documentaries our community has produced

• The recent projects of our creative talents, from art to the literary world

• Insightful perspectives on current affairs including Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks’ exploration

of the shape of a post Covid-19 world

• Food stories, recipes old and new, and how to up the ante on your Rosh Hashana treats!