Launch Of 'Menorah - The Game', The First Video Game On The Jewish Presence In Rome

Launch Of 'Menorah - The Game', The First Video Game On The Jewish Presence In Rome

Giuseppe Valditara, Minister of Education and Merit, Ruth Dureghello, President of the Jewish Community of Rome, Golem Multimedia publisher Shulim Vogelmann, and journalist David Parenzo are presenting 'Menorah - The Game', a video game to tell the 2000 years of Jewish history in Rome, to the press. (Photo by Andrea Ronchini/NurPhoto)

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