Photo Flash: The Legacy Of Screen And Stage Star Theo Bikel Lives On
By: A.A. Cristi
"All children are my children, I cry for them with same tears" wrote actor, singer and peace activist Theo Bikel a year before he died. Some 200 people gathered at a magnificent Beverly Hills estate on Sun Jan 28 to celebrate his life and memory, while raising funds for Project Rozana: Building Bridges to Peace through the medical treatment of wounded and ill Syrian children in Ziv hospital in Israel.
The evening, organized by the Theodore Bikel Legacy Project, saw a coming together of Jewish and Syrian, Palestinian, Lebanese and Pakistani Muslim guests, politicians, and Hollywood ---. Writer and journalist Aimee Ginsburg Bikel, Theodore Bikel's widow and the director of the Theodore Bikel Legacy Project, organized the evening and served as the master of ceremonies. Ginsburg Bikel spoke lovelingly of jer late husband, who was not only a movie, stage and TV star and a multi best selling recording artist and tireless activist for peace and social justice, who mourned deeply for all of the children of the middle east suffering from the many year long violence and conflict. "This is how Theo would want to be remembered," she said, "With people coming together to listen to wonderful music, with peace in their heart, with the goal of making the world a better place, while changing the world and building peace not only in places of conflict and war but right here in our own backyard."
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Aimee Ginsburg Bikel and David Broza

Mahommed Khan (leading interfaith activist CEO S.T.O.P.P,), David Broza, John Chaing (CA state treasurer).

Mahommed Khan, Aimee Ginsburg Bikel. John Chiang, Dr Khadra Ali Salami and Dr Raffi Waldman and Ruth Broyd
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