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French-Israeli Visual Artist and Writer

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Nov 1, 2026, 4:29 AM

Between Protest and Silence – Vayera 5787

I approach the weekly Torah portion not as a religious scholar or someone seeking to offer an authoritative interpretation, but as a secular Jew for whom Jewish texts remain a source of curiosity, questioning, and spiritual reflection. My reading...

Oct 25, 2026, 4:06 AM

The Geography of Belonging – Lech Lecha 5787

I approach the weekly Torah portion not as a religious scholar or someone seeking to offer an authoritative interpretation, but as a secular Jew for whom Jewish texts remain a source of curiosity, questioning, and spiritual reflection. My reading...

Oct 18, 2026, 12:41 AM

Between Languages and Silences – Noah 5787

I approach the weekly Torah portion not as a religious scholar or someone seeking to offer an authoritative interpretation, but as a secular Jew for whom Jewish texts remain a source of curiosity, questioning, and spiritual reflection. My reading...

Oct 11, 2026, 1:13 AM

Created and Creating – Bereshit 5787

A Note on This Series: I approach the weekly Torah portion not as a religious scholar or someone seeking to offer an authoritative interpretation, but as a secular Jew for whom Jewish texts remain a source of curiosity, questioning,...

Sep 16, 2026, 10:55 PM

25 Minutes of Applause

Twenty-five minutes. That is how long the audience at the Venice Film Festival reportedly stood applauding NAZA, the new documentary by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. Days later, the film received the festival’s Special Jury Prize. Twenty-five minutes is...

Jul 22, 2026, 9:25 PM

What We Carry, What We Leave Behind

my grandmother and mother in Paris

I have been thinking about my mother during the Nine Days leading to Tisha Be’Av. Perhaps that is not a coincidence. Tisha Be’Av belongs to the collective Jewish calendar. It is a period of mourning shared by Jews in Israel and...

Jan 12, 2026, 3:04 AM

The Islamic Republic of Iran and the Logical Dead End of Jewish Antizionism

Some ideologies do not unravel slowly. They hold together until a single case forces them to confront reality, and then they fail all at once. The Islamic Rep. of Iran is such a case for Jewish antizionism. Not because...

Jan 4, 2026, 6:12 PM

How Living in Israel Changed My Relationship to Time

After living in Israel for years, time stopped meaning the same thing. January first now passes quietly for me. I notice it. I acknowledge it. And then I move on. That reaction would have surprised me years ago. I grew up in...

Dec 31, 2025, 5:40 AM

Detaching Jesus from Judaism Distorts Both History and Indigeneity

Like every Christmas for the past 2 years, celebrities and activists have increasingly claimed that Jesus Christ was “Palestinian.” The assertion is rarely presented as a historical inquiry. It functions instead as a political move, one intended to refute...

Dec 16, 2025, 5:25 PM

Hanukkah and the Jewish Refusal to Disappear

Hanukkah commonly evokes light, family gatherings, and childhood memory. But these associations sit atop a much deeper and more challenging history. Hanukkah marks the only successful Jewish revolt in recorded antiquity against cultural erasure. Not against slavery. Not against imperial taxation....

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About Me

Morgane Koresh is a French-Israeli visual artist and writer exploring Jewish joy, pride, resilience, transmission and Jewish identity through art and words.