Panama’s Jewish Community: Insights from Rabbi Aaron Laine
In the heart of Panama City lies a vibrant Jewish community, where traditions intertwine with modernity against the backdrop of Latin American culture. The New York Jewish Travel…
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Discover Jewish Dubrovnik: A Hidden Gem on the Adriatic Coast
Dubrovnik, often referred to as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” is not only known for its stunning coastal beauty and medieval architecture but also for its rich Jewish…
Jewish Sarajevo: A Heritage Destination of Faith, Culture, and Coexistence
Often called the “Jerusalem of Europe,” Sarajevo is a city where cultures converge, histories intertwine, and resilience defines its spirit. Nestled in the heart of the Balkans, this…
Jewish Heritage and Community in Versailles
The Jewish history of Versailles, a city renowned for its opulent palace and significant role in French history, reflects a rich and evolving narrative. The community has roots…
Exploring Alentejo: A Window into Portugal’s Jewish Past
The Alentejo, a magnificent region in Portugal, is situated between the Algarve and central Lisbon. This expansive, sparsely populated area encompasses over 30 percent of Portugal’s land and…
From War to Diamonds: The Untold Story of Jewish Refugees in Cuba
I had the distinct privilege of embarking on an enriching Jewish heritage journey with Jewish Heritage Travel, titled The Jews of Cuba: A Marriage of Culture. The experience…
Whispers Among the Stones: A Visit to Cuba’s Oldest Jewish Cemetery
The United Hebrew Congregation Cemetery in Guanabacoa holds not only the tombstones of those who passed but also the stories of Jewish immigrants whose legacies continue to shape…
Chiune Sugihara, “Japanese Hero to the Jews”
Many Americans are familiar with the heroic tale of Oskar Schindler, the German businessman who valiantly saved over 1,200 lives during the Holocaust by employing Jewish individuals in…
July 16, 1942 The roundup of the Vél d’Hiv
At the dawn of July 16, 1942 begins in Paris the “Vél d’Hiv” . She sees the surprise arrest of more than thirteen thousand Parisian Jews from 2…
