The Jewish presence in Turkey traces its roots back to the 4th century BCE, with archaeological discoveries confirming Jewish settlements in various regions, including the Aegean areas such…
Switzerland, often described as “the most enchanting place on Earth,” graces us with its presence. This nation, cradled amidst the awe-inspiring Alps, is lauded for its genteel society…
Nestled gracefully along the pristine shores of Lake Geneva, cradled by the magnificent Alps, Geneva emerges as a radiant jewel among Europe’s most captivating cities. It proudly hosts…
The New York Jewish Travel Guide had a conversation with Mr. Nesim Bencoya, the Cultural Heritage Project Manager, to gain insights into the Izmir Jewish Heritage Project. The…
The history of the Turkish Jews can be traced back to the 15th century, when most of the Jewish population migrated from Western Europe during the Spanish Inquisition…
A new and captivating destination has emerged in Japan as Ibaraki, Fukushima, and Tochigi prefectures unite to present the Diamond Route. Located about 2.5 hours north of Tokyo,…
Lodz, often pronounced as “woodge” and meaning “boat” in translation is situated roughly 130 kilometers southwest of Warsaw. While it may not immediately dazzle visitors with the charming…
The year was 1497. Just five years after leaving his native Spain due to the Edict of Expulsion, Rabbi Avraham Saba stood tearfully beside an olive tree outside…
Tunisia is struggling to protect North Africa’s Jewish heritage, threatened by vandalism, looting and the smuggling of valuable artefacts bearing witness to the long history of the region’s…
