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Raphael Shore
Film Producer. Author. Human Rights Activist.
Raphael Shore is a prominent figure in the fields of education, film production, and nonprofit leadership. He currently serves as a Board Member at JNS.org (Jewish News Syndicate) since March 2021, contributing his extensive experience in media and Jewish education to the organization.234
Background and Career
Shore is the Founder and Executive Chairman of OpenDor Media, previously known as Jerusalem U, which focuses on educational content related to Israel and Jewish culture. His work includes producing several impactful documentaries that address themes relevant to Israeli society and Jewish identity. Notable films he has produced include:
- Sustainable Nation: Focuses on Israeli innovations in water technology.
- When the Smoke Clears: A documentary about wounded Israeli war veterans.
- Mekonen: The Journey of an African Jew: Highlights the story of an Israeli-Ethiopian soldier.
- Crossing the Line 2: Examines anti-Israel sentiments on college campuses.
- Israel Inside: Discusses Israel's global contributions.
In addition to his role at OpenDor Media, Shore is also the Founder and CEO of the Clarion Project, a nonprofit dedicated to educating the public about Islamist extremism and promoting moderate Muslim voices.124
Education
Shore graduated from the University of Toronto, where he began his journey in education and media.4 He currently resides in Jerusalem with his family, actively engaging in initiatives that promote Jewish heritage and address contemporary issues facing Israel.1
Through his various roles, Raphael Shore continues to influence public discourse around Jewish identity, Israeli culture, and the challenges faced by these communities globally.
Highlights
I have the honor to speak about my upcoming book this weekend in Long Branch, NJ! If you live nearby, come by to say hello 💛
I am proud to invite you to the premiere of Tragic Awakening: A New Look at the Oldest Hatred at the Miami Jewish Film Festival on Tuesday, September 3rd, at 7:30 PM.
This powerful documentary explores the roots of antisemitism through the insights of Muslim Zionist Rawan Osman and delves into the historical and cultural genesis of Jew-hatred, revealing its impact not only on the Jewish people but on the entire world.
Following the screening, I am looking forward to having an extended conversation with Dr. Bella Tendler Krieger, Director of Adult Education at CAJE.
To RSVP and join me at this free community event, please visit the link in the comments.
