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Sephardic

What is a Rosh Hashanah seder? How to host the ancient Sephardic celebration

Sephardic Jews have been hosting seders to mark Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, for thousands of years.

Cultural crossroads: Exploring Sephardic and Ashkenazi communities

Leigh Bardugo delves into magic, intrigue, and her Sephardic heritage in ‘The Familiar’

In Bardugo’s latest novel, “The Familiar,” the protagonist uses magic derived from her Ladino refranes (sayings) to improve her life in Madrid.

Are all Jews genetically related?

7 surprising Jewish wedding customs

Is there a difference between Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews?

‘Beauty Queen of Jerusalem’ actress Swell Ariel Or shares about Sephardic representation and playing Luna Ermoza

“Luna is a rebellious character who was born way ahead of her time. She has dreams and hopes that are not suited for the 1930s in Jerusalem,” Or told Unpacked.

How did a Sephardic Jew save the American Revolution?

The Golden Age of Spanish Jewry: A tapestry of coexistence

5 surprising differences between Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews

Despite being nearly wiped out there is still Jewish life in Vienna

In 1913, Hitler, Trotsky, Tito, Stalin and Freud all famously lived a stone’s throw away from each other in Vienna.

Why I’m learning Ladino: Saving a dying Judeo-Spanish language

Ladino represents the Jewish story, a story that is constantly evolving.

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