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March 31, 1492, marks one of the darkest chapters in Jewish history - the infamous Alhambra Decree forced Spanish Jews to renounce their faith or leave their homeland behind.
The Jewish presence in Spain was virtually extinguished for the next several hundred years.
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This is a really well-done piece about what’s happening in American Jewish organizations as congregations grapple with their members’ opposing views on Israel, even though it focuses on just a sliver of the action. www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...
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I wonder why KKKaroline Leavitt doesn’t want people to see this picture?
Nice work, New Mexico. Negligent gun-owning parents should always be treated as if they brought that gun into the school and tried to kill a bunch of people themselves.
yes, i am one of “those” who goes through the trouble of getting everything arranged early, who chooses a particular seat for a particular reason, and will politely decline an offer to trade for a seat that does not meet my needs.
"In my research on the looting and restitution of Jewish homes in Paris, I have discovered that property issues are often overlooked in Holocaust studies." 1/
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Wait, you’re saying that if I want to store my private property on 120 square feet of public land, I should have to pay for the privilege!?!? That’s outrageous!
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"But for ordinary Jews in France, attempts to reclaim their homes and furnishings were key to rebuilding their lives. What’s more, they are important for understanding the Holocaust’s lasting financial and emotional impact."
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And as is always the case, whenever aggressors forcibly take land, property, treasures, IF attempts to compensate are made, they fall far short.
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Video
www.newyorker.com
Disagreements about Gaza and Zionism have divided congregations.
