Jewish community in Spain
'Feared for my life': French Jew recalls antisemitic attacks in Barcelona when leaving synagogue
"For 40 minutes, hundreds of people humiliated us and spat on us. There was a huge crowd around us. We feared we would be murdered," Jimmy Zaghroun, a 41-year-old French Jew from Paris, said.
A Maimonides statue in Córdoba was defaced. His writings have an answer to hate - opinion
Spanish MEP appeals to Netanyahu to back Spain's sovereignty amid Ceuta border crisis
Police investigate swastika graffiti painted over Rambam statue in Cordoba, Spain
Jewish woman to be knighted for helping Sephardic Jews gain Spanish citizenship
A Seattle Jewish woman will be knighted next month for her efforts in helping Jews return to their roots.
Spanish foundation teaches millions of Spaniards that they have Jewish roots
“The Museo HispanoJudío is our most important project,” Hatchwell Altaras said. “It will be a place to rediscover our origins, our values, and the desire for a future of fraternity and peace.”
Madrid leads the fight against antisemitism - opinion
What was the unhappy fate of a Jewish tax collector in medieval Spain?
A sculpture in Toledo honors a medieval treasurer killed by the king.
Spanish towns unearthing ancient synagogues for historical value, tourism
The goal is not only to preserve and foster Jewish history and culture, but also to draw tourism to small Spanish towns that lack tourists.
Island Jews: From Majorca to Canada
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 25
90,000 descendants of Sephardic Jews become citizens of Portugal and Spain
Portugal and Spain passed laws offering a naturalization process for descendants of Sephardic Jews, which has resulted in 90,000 descendants becoming citizens of these countries since 2015.
On This Day: 955 years since the murder of Jews in Granada massacre
The Jewish vizier was crucified and thousands of Jews in the city were killed in what is widely considered to be an antisemitic pogrom marking the end of Spanish Jewry's Golden Age.
Jewish Spain: 2,000 years of heritage and counting
The Golden Age of Spanish Jewry saw great poets, authors, astronomers, physicians and religious scholars. In most cases, there is little to see today of this great past.
Rich Sephardi legacy of Murcia brought to light after agreement signed
"This agreement is more than a religious and cultural reference point, it is an invitation to dialogue, to work together, to learn from our history to know that nothing should divide us."
