In the presence of the Community President and many friends, a plaque was unveiled expressing gratitude to Sandra Reberschak, who—through a gesture of great generosity and love for the Community—funded the complete renovation of the Social Center.

The Terracini Jewish Archive houses many documents related to love, marriage, and family life: literary works, letters, marriage records, and *ketubbot* (Jewish marriage contracts). Among these, poetic compositions dedicated to weddings represent a distinctive and lesser-known aspect of the Archive’s holdings. By Baruch Lampronti.

Around 260 visitors to the synagogues in Turin, 51 to the one in Asti, 43 in Alessandria, 56 in Carmagnola, 73 in Cuneo, 24 in Saluzzo, and 93 in Mondovì—six hundred guests for a Community that recently celebrated its first six hundred years of existence; to this figure, we must add those who chose to visit the ghettos of Chieri, Ivrea, and Turin, as well as the Jewish cemeteries in Chieri and Ivrea. By Anna Segre.

Once again this year, ADEI WIZO contributed to the European Day of Jewish Culture, now in its 27th edition and dedicated to the theme of Love. By Eva Vitali Norsa.

The third summer since October 7th. A 22-year-old French tourist was targeted by four individuals on the streets of Rome’s historic center. He is Jewish and was wearing a kippah. The assailants, acting aggressively, struck him while shouting “Free Palestine.” By Sara Levi Sacerdotti.

In Turin and Piedmont there is a long tradition of closeness and friendship between the Jewish and Waldensian communities due to many factors: the common condition of a religious minority emancipated in 1848, the physical proximity to Turin between places of worship and what revolves around them, many events organized together, numerous opportunities for dialogue and discussion. By Anna Segre.

Love—the theme of this year’s European Day of Jewish Culture—is a concept that runs through all of Jewish thought. Leviticus 19:18 states, “Love your neighbor as yourself,” a precept defined in the Talmud as a fundamental principle of the Torah. By Ori Sierra.

The 15th of the Hebrew month of Av, which begins tonight, is the festival of love according to Jewish tradition. It's surprising to find such an ancient date, dating back to the time of the Mishnah. By Ruth Mussi.