The Spinoza scholar who was banned from Amsterdam synagogue is now invited to visit it The board of directors and the institution that runs the Portuguese Synagogue have overruled the rabbi who cited a 350-year-old edict in rejecting the scholar.
In Amsterdam, a Jewish merchant channels the spirit of a fabled pre-Holocaust flea market Gideon Italiaander, a friendly 41-year-old Jewish guy, made a gamble that’s allowing his home design chain of stores to flourish thanks to COVID.
Amsterdam’s latest Holocaust memorial features the names of 102,000 victims The monument, which ran up against local opposition for over a decade, is designed by the famed Jewish architect Daniel Libeskind.
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