<p>The Shelf They Lost Reviews and quotes:</p> <p>Date: May 27, 2025</p> <p>Quotes:</p> <p>"…[A]simple children's tale … beneath its colorful narrative lay a deeper allegory, one that invited reflection on Jewish history, displacement, and the quest for a homeland."</p> <p>“The juice boxes face exile, loss, and even destruction, with a poignant reference to '6 million juice boxes’ … The surviving juice boxes find hope, uniting to rebuild their shelf in ‘the only place where safe.’”</p> <p>“The reading was deliberately subtle, avoiding explicit mentions of Jewish history or Zionism to ensure accessibility.”</p> <p>“Their return to a “shelf of their own” reflects Zionism’s core tenet: the Jewish people’s right to self-determination in their ancestral homeland.”</p> <p>“Whether The Shelf They Lost will become a staple in Israel advocacy remains to be seen, but its debut at Columbia suggests a new approach: using storytelling to bridge divides.”</p>

<p>The Shelf They Lost Reviews and quotes:</p> <p>Date: May 27, 2025</p> <p>Quotes:</p> <p>"…[A]simple children's tale … beneath its colorful narrative lay a deeper allegory, one that invited reflection on Jewish history, displacement, and the quest for a homeland."</p> <p>“The juice boxes face exile, loss, and even destruction, with a poignant reference to '6 million juice boxes’ … The surviving juice boxes find hope, uniting to rebuild their shelf in ‘the only place where safe.’”</p> <p>“The reading was deliberately subtle, avoiding explicit mentions of Jewish history or Zionism to ensure accessibility.”</p> <p>“Their return to a “shelf of their own” reflects Zionism’s core tenet: the Jewish people’s right to self-determination in their ancestral homeland.”</p> <p>“Whether The Shelf They Lost will become a staple in Israel advocacy remains to be seen, but its debut at Columbia suggests a new approach: using storytelling to bridge divides.”</p>

<p>The Shelf They Lost Reviews and quotes:</p> <p>Date: May 27, 2025</p> <p>Quotes:</p> <p>"…[A]simple children's tale … beneath its colorful narrative lay a deeper allegory, one that invited reflection on Jewish history, displacement, and the quest for a homeland."</p> <p>“The juice boxes face exile, loss, and even destruction, with a poignant reference to '6 million juice boxes’ … The surviving juice boxes find hope, uniting to rebuild their shelf in ‘the only place where safe.’”</p> <p>“The reading was deliberately subtle, avoiding explicit mentions of Jewish history or Zionism to ensure accessibility.”</p> <p>“Their return to a “shelf of their own” reflects Zionism’s core tenet: the Jewish people’s right to self-determination in their ancestral homeland.”</p> <p>“Whether The Shelf They Lost will become a staple in Israel advocacy remains to be seen, but its debut at Columbia suggests a new approach: using storytelling to bridge divides.”</p>