Jewish Iran: An Inside View with Michel Gordon

Join us for a discussion with Michel Gordon on his travels to Iran and exploring its Jewish community.
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About the speaker:
Michel Gordon is a Brazilian photographer who has traveled several times to Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia, searching for Jewish heritage in those places. He published his first book about Jews in Islam in 2009 (in Brazil) and the last one in 2023 (in the Netherlands). Between these works, he published a book about his perspective as a photographer in Tehran, in 2015.
He is a graduate in Physics, with an MSc in Physical Oceanography and MA in Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies. As a hobby, he works ten hours a day in a bank, as a market and liquidity risk manager.

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Where were the protocols displayed?
Fascinating and well presented
As of 2021, there are an estimated 8,500 Jews living in Iran, making it the second-largest Jewish population in the Middle East after Israel. Notable population centers include Tehran, Isfahan, and Shiraz.
I'm reminded of Hillel Neuer from un watch as he asked the Middle Eastern countries where are your Jews...
The mixed gatherings were mentioned yet I've heard on the vice channel of drug and hook up culture there in Tehran, many dichotomies, appreciate what you guys are doing and subscribed as of tonight

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I'm muamim
Now I know what to say when Islamic terrorists take me hostage to alleviate all my suffering as a Jew.
Making it to Mecca as a Jew puts you on a short list I'm sure
I only was kicked out of the Church of sepulchra and the dome of the Rock in the same week in Jerusalem, 👀.
What a lively wonderful guest

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