Sephardim
Tamara Cohen's ancestors were expelled from Spain, now she’s bringing bagels to Madrid
Mazál owner Tamara Cohen, a Philadelphian who became Spanish through a law granting citizenship to Sephardic Jews whose ancestors were expelled during the 1492 Inquisition.
This week in Jewish history: Nobel prize winners, biochemists, and the Baba Sali
Maduro has claimed Jewish ancestry, here is what is known - explainer
Ex-Sephardi chief rabbi slams Tel Aviv rabbi as 'heretic' after he calls for haredi IDF enlistment
Morocco earthquake damages two historic synagogues
One of the historic synagogues damaged by the quake was built by Sephardic Jews in 1492
18th-century Sephardic silversmith's Torah decorations to be displayed in US museums for first time
The pair of ornaments are known as finials, or “rimonim” in Hebrew, and sit on top of the two wooden staves of a Torah scroll when it is not being read.
A novel of Sephardic life revives the Jewish family saga
The book arrives at a time of renewed interest in Sephardic culture, giving a fresh story to American Jewish readers who may be more familiar with the Ashkenazi experience.
Spain’s Jews: A legacy of Jewish-Muslim friendship - opinion
From medicine to math and music, from science to commerce and so many other aspects of shared life, Jews and Muslims proved their ability to thrive in partnership.
Shas does not represent Moroccan Jewry, is Ashkenazi - former PMO official
David Agmon, born in Casablanca, Morocco, has spoken repeatedly against the government and the Shas Party in recent months.
Remembering Moshe Shaul: The man who helped revive Ladino
Scholars and Ladino speakers agree that he single-handedly revived the language at a time when it was on the decline and Sephardi culture had lost relevance.
A Sephardi renaissance is underway - opinion
While these nations have become increasingly vocal about welcoming the return of Jews, they have painful histories of violence.
Porto is an example for reestablishing a Jewish community - opinion
We must find new and innovative ways of ensuring Jewish existence in all parts of our continent for generations to come.
No fear, more effort to build after the Djerba attack - opinion
Yes, Jewish life has its difficult, even tragic moments – but it is in the response to those tragedies that I can see how Jewish communities have thrived.
Paying a visit to Jewish Istanbul
One cannot visit a country with a culture as rich as that of Turkey without paying homage to some of its outstanding sites.
