“Une nuit à Carthage” : l’odyssée d’une famille juive entre Tunisie et Israël

Beneath the palm trees of Carthage, in the shade of jasmine and bougainvillea, a story of love, exile, and memory unfolds... In this exceptional interview, Annick Perez recounts the moving odyssey of her Tunisian Jewish family, driven by hope and pain, between Tunisia, France, and Israel. Through her book, A Night in Carthage, praised by Michel Boujenah and which went viral, she evokes the sweetness of a bygone era, the upheaval of exodus, and the eternal quest for belonging. 🎙️ In this intimate encounter with William Zerbib, discover: • The last glimmers of Jewish life in Tunisia before independence • The forbidden love story between a young Tunisian woman and an Israeli pioneer • The loss of roots, uprooting, and reconstruction between Paris and Israel • The silent struggle of Tunisian women for their emancipation • A vibrant fresco of life, nostalgia, and rebirth A powerful family saga, somewhere between true novel and collective memory, where every page breathes the scent of jasmine and Mediterranean salt. 📚 About Annick Perez: Author of A Night in Carthage and How I Escaped Misfortune (Éditions Ramsay), Annick Perez brings to life the forgotten story of an entire generation. ⸻ 🔔 Subscribe to Tandem TV to discover other poignant stories about Jewish history, exile, Israel, and the transmission of memory.