Jewish community in Spain
'Genocide, baby killers': Holocaust survivor, rather than harassers, kicked out of Madrid museum
The women, who were wearing Stars of David and carrying an Israeli flag, were expelled from the Reina Sofía National Museum of Art in Madrid on Sunday for "disturbing visitors."
Spain: The first case of state antisemitism in the EU
Jewish community files complaint over Catalonia map identifying Jewish, Israeli-linked businesses
Exploring the Canary Islands, from ancient lava landscapes to hidden Jewish echoes - review
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."
King Felipe VI omits to apologize for expulsion of the Jews from Spain
At the Fifth International Holocaust Forum, King Felipe mentioned that “Spain has a rich and complex Jewish past” but did not explicitly mention the expulsion of the Jews of Spain.
More than 130,000 Sephardic Jews apply for Spanish citizenship by deadline
The bulk of applications came from Latin American countries, mainly Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela.
Computer glitch approves Sephardic applications for Spanish citizenship
A "technical error" caused Sephardic Jewish applications for Spanish citizenship to be approved. "No new citizenship was granted," the Spsnish Foreign Ministry wrote in a statement.
Grapevine: A steadfast agreement
On this Spanish island, Purim was the biggest holiday for persecuted Jews
National Review columnist defends the Spanish Inquisition
Here’s something no one expected: A reputable conservative magazine has published a column defending… the Spanish Inquisition.
