This is the fourth part of a 5 part series on the history of Spanish and Portuguese Jews delivered a … More
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History of Spanish and Portuguese Jews-Part 1
This is the first part of a 5 part series on the history of Spanish and Portuguese Jews delivered a … More
Did N.Y. State Senate hopeful Julia Salazar lie about being Jewish?
The following article Controversy regarding Julia Salazar was brought to my attention by a reader of this website. I read the article … More
Jewish Learning for Crypto-Jews Part 3
David Ben Yosef continues his weekly Video Cast with a new video on Benei Anusim Projects and resources. In today’s … More
Jewish Learning for Crypto-Jews Part 2
David Ben Yosef continues his weekly Video Cast with a new video on Benei Anusim Projects and resources. In today’s … More
Free Copy of Persecution and Conversion
Why did so many Iberian Jews convert to Christianity when faced with violence? Why did they not respond to persecution … More
Rabbi Peter Tarlow
Rabbi Peter Tarlow, Ph.D, the Director of the Center for Latino – Jewish Relations/Director del Centro para Relaciones latinas – judías, will … More
The History of the Jews of the Iberian Peninsula During the Roman, Visigoth, and Islamic Eras
This video discusses Jewish life in the Peninsula during the Roman era, the Visigothic era, the Islamic era, and the … More
Diego y Gonzalo de Morales and the Mexican Inquisition
Gonzalo had arrived in the Indies 1520s. Gonzalo eventually owned a store in Mexico City. He was initially arrested by … More
Early Inquisitional Cases in New Spain
The first Converso prosecuted in the New Spain was Diego Morales. He was sentenced for blasphemy in 1525. He was … More