Yes, interesting. But it somehow always makes me nervous when they start yipping about "the international Jewish community."We're more fractious than that.
i visited jewish museum, synagogue and cemetery only recently, maybe 2 months ago. i found it very interesting. the museum is tiny but it could easily be extended. i am sure there are many more photos from the era. i would also love to see a juxtaposition of pictures of sosua then/now and the settlers then/later. add more objects from the 40's and 50's, not necessarily used by the settlers, just authentic old junk: typewriters, telephones, coffee grinders, tools and so on. this could be obtained fairly easily and make the museum bigger and much more interesting.
the synagogue is also well worth seeing but there is no guide who can tell its history or explain the setup and background to non-jewish visitors. the cemetery is small but very pretty. it is closed, thou. again, missed opportunity in my opinion. there are quite a few of very old, beautiful graves and the place is very peaceful.
