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.
London lawmakers reject plan for high-rise building next to historic synagogue The custodians of Bevis Marks argued the plan would block what scant sunlight their house of worship receives.
How Hanukkah returned to Amsterdam’s Royal Concert Hall decades after the Holocaust A cantor from New York who works in tech is behind the recent revival of a holiday tradition that the Nazis had halted for 70 years.
Global In northern Brazil, Sephardic converts are giving dwindling Jewish communities a new lease on life