Jewish Museum of NJ | Ahavas Sholom – an Historic Landmark and Sacred Space Ahavas Sholom an Historic Landmark and Sacred Space Newark039s Last Remaining Synagogue born of the Great European Migration at the turn of the 20th Century 145 Broadway Newark NJ 07104Phone 9734852609 Email cahavassholomoptimum. net Home Events Jewish Museum of NJ Witness to Captivityby Visual Artist and Photographer Kay ReesePart of NJPACs TD James Moody Jazz FestivalWords of Witnessjazz atahavas sholom Witness to Captivity examines the abstract art of visual artist and photographer Kay Reese through the mediums of spoken word and music. Reparations for Africans Black Americans Jews and Native peoples has been a clarion call for having lived in the horrors of enslavement torture rape brutality violence and subjugation. Much of this terror has been at the hands of White Europeans Americans and other nationalities religious groups and governmental authorities.