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Virtual Tour of the Silk Road: A Jewish Experience, Parts 1 and 2

Hosted By: Baltimore Zionist District

Join the BZD and our beloved guide, Jacob Shoshan, as we travel along the Silk Road.

In the first part of this two-part series, we will learn about the Jewish communities dating back to 2,500 years through exploring the ancient cities, villages and impressive architectures, shrines and sanctuaries, the colorful silk market places, and much more! As we travel, we will visit places like the strait of Bosphorus, Anatolia in Asia Minor, the beautiful shores of the Black Sea, Central Asia, and the Caspian Sea.

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Teacher

Jacob Shoshan

Born in Jerusalem, Shoshan is a licensed tour guide in Israel as well as a teacher and lecturer at The Tour Guide College in Israel. He is also a Senior Tour Director and Lecturer for the Geographical Society in Israel. Shoshan has visited 98 countries and led tours in 65 countries on all six continents. Shoshan is fluent in 15 languages too. He presents in-depth discussions on Jewish history, philosophy, and culture and is deeply involved in Holocaust education.
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Host

Baltimore Zionist District

Baltimore Zionist District is a non-profit organization dedicated to connecting Baltimore to the state of Israel through events, programs, trips, and education.
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