Florence
Florence's historic monuments targeted in $35M international fraud scheme
Intercepting email correspondence, criminals posed as a company that carried out restoration and conservation work and received nearly 1.8 million euros from it.
Lessons from history: Florence hosts global seminar on antisemitism and resilience
Rare first edition of Machiavelli's 'The Prince' going up for auction
'Palestinian children's blood is on your hands', hon. Israel consul in Florence told
Lost Jewish renaissance painter favored by the Medici discovered
The life and career of Jona Ostiglio also shed light on the relations between faith communities in 17th-century Florence.
Italian Jews launch crowdfunding campaign to save centuries-old books
Many of the books have survived Nazi raids and natural catastrophes. Some 2,000 of them are to be donated to those who pledge at least €200 to the campaign.
Italian university dedicates garden to Jewish professor expelled in 1938
Enzo Bonaventura then emigrated to Jerusalem and was killed in one of the Arab attacks against the special convoys directed to Mount Scopus in 1948.
