Paper Cut—Brit Milah

Who Is a Sephardi?

Haifa 1 Elul, 5724 August 9, 1964 To: His Excellency David Ben-Gurion Sde Boker Dear Sir, From your letter of May 19, 1964, I understood that you wish to avoid a comprehensive discussion of the…

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There’s No Place Like Israel

Sometimes, when I return from a trip abroad, I try to imagine that I am a new immigrant. You know, the first time that I arrived in Israel from the Diaspora, with all the pekelech and hopes, and…

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Painting depicting costumed figure raising left hand in the right foreground, who is watched by a seated person in shadow to the left, while a figure in background bows with hat in hand; painting of two figures running away from viewer followed by a figure with head bowed, and another figure facing viewer holding a basket, with a ship in the background.

The Voyage I, Departure and The Voyage II, Diaspora (diptych)

Years ago, Sujo wrote that the artist is “history’s caretaker,” and that he wished to show “the diversity of drawing as a record of lived experience.” Much of his artistic career has been devoted to…

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Paper Cut—Brit Milah

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