Dutch Jews

Europe’s only Jewish hospice gives Holocaust survivors a dignified farewell

With kosher meals and a staff attuned to the needs of survivors, Immanuel was built by the Dutch Jewish community to provide luxurious end-of-life care.

A Yom Kippur tradition in Amsterdam dates back to the invention of electricity

The 17th-century Portuguese Synagogue becomes even more breathtaking when candlelit for services.

Dutch historians find marriage certificate of Jewish Holocaust victims hidden in a chimney

A historical center near Amsterdam is searching for relatives of the couple, whose two children also perished.

Global

Dutch party distances itself from call by young leaders for circumcision ban

Global

Netherlands may exempt kosher slaughterhouse from export ban

Global

Why this poster of a Jewish man and a Muslim woman kissing caused a scandal in Europe

Global

This 400-year-old Jewish library survived Hitler and the Inquisition

Global

Holland has first Jewish military wedding since Holocaust

The Israeli flag flying at half-mast atop City Hall in rotterdam, the Netherlands, on Jan. 10, 2017. (Photo courtesy of NIW/David de Leeuw)

Global

Dutch city allows pro-Hamas event, bans counter-protest

Global

In Turkey-Netherlands row, a foreboding sign for Jews

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