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Holidays Bring a Diversity of Celebration on the South End – southseattleemerald.com

| December 18, 2021

by Alexa Peters There is no area more diverse in its holiday traditions and celebrations than South Seattle and with a quick look at the most recent demographic data for the area, its no wonder. South King County is one of the most diverse parts of the United States, with the Rainier Valley 98118 ZIP code home to speakers of approximately 60 different languages.

Mexico: how to apply for Spanish nationality if you have surnames of Sephardic Jewish origin – Market Research Telecast

| December 5, 2021

Spain allows, since 2015, that some people can acquire nationality as long as they have a surname of Jewish origin, a sector that was expelled from the European country since 1942. Thus, the mexican citizens who meet a series of established requirements will be able to access dual nationality.

Ignored by the UN, Mizrahi Jews survived pogroms and expulsions, too – The Times of Israel

| December 5, 2021

Surrounding Cairos Tahrir Square, houses confiscated from Jewish families host Egypts top foreign embassies. To this day, ambassadors from Germany, Switzerland, and the United States work or live in homes expropriatedfrom Jews after 1948, while other formerly Jewish-owned homes became the Great Library of Cairo and government offices. The expulsion of 850,000 mostly Mizrahi (Middle Eastern) and Sephardic Jews from Arab and Muslim countries took place before, during, and after the Holocaust

Five Israel-Infused Picture Books for Year-Round Reading – Jewish Journal

| December 5, 2021

As an emerging picture-book writer, Ive been immersing myself in the world of Jewish childrens literature for a while now. And Ive been especially happy to encounter multiple books that have broadened my own, grown-up appreciation for Israel

What happened to the ideal of multireligious Arab modernity? – aeon.co

| December 5, 2021

My paternal grandfather Anis was born an Ottoman subject in 1885 but died an Arab citizen. He passed away in 1977 at the age of 92, two years into Lebanons civil war

National Museum Of American Jewish History Renamed "The Weitzman" In Recognition Of Significant Gifts From Entrepreneur And Philanthropist…

| December 5, 2021

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Luxury shoe designer Stuart Weitzman has made a transformative gift to the National Museum of American Jewish History (NMAJH), in recognition of which, the Museum has been renamed the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History, or "The Weitzman". Stuart Weitzman Makes Significant Gift to National Museum of American Jewish History This gift builds on many years of prior support from Weitzman for the landmark institution on historic Independence Mall in Philadelphia and, importantly, seeds the Museum's endowment.

A Delicious Twist on Latkes, and the Perfect Sephardic Donut – Jewish Journal

| November 30, 2021

Artemisia Gentileschi was a famous Baroque artist who lived in the Florence of the Medici and the Rome of the Popes. Her dramatic paintings are filled with heroines from the Bible

PHOTOS: Jews gather across Bay Area for public menorah lightings J. – The Jewish News of Northern California

| November 30, 2021

After a muted celebration last year, public menorah lightings are back across the Bay Area! Here are a few photos from the first night. Send us your Hanukkah event pics throughout the eight-day holiday to [emailprotected] and well add them here and on our Instagram.

Western Wind Vocal Sextet Will Perform ‘The Light Returns: Joyous Music For The Holidays’ – Broadway World

| November 30, 2021

The Grammy-nominated Western Wind Vocal Sextet will present "The Light Returns: Joyous Music for the Holidays" on Saturday, December 4 at 7:00 PM at Church of St. Luke in the Field, 487 Hudson Street, NYC (West Village)

Hanukkah 2021: Fighting anti-Semitism here are 8 rays of hope – Fox News

| November 30, 2021

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Jews around the world celebrating Hanukkah will light a candle in the menorah each night for eight days. This tradition symbolizes the eight days a one-day supply of oil lasted the Maccabees following the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem


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