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Ashkenazim and Sephardim: Ashkenazim: Jews of European origin, descendant originally from Jews of France and Germany; pertaining to such Jews. Sephardi: Jews of South European or North African origin; pertaining to such Jews.
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Sephardi (5)
History of the Jewish communities of the Netherlands
Rabbi Binyomin Jacobs, chief rabbi of the Netherlands, describes the rich history of the Jewish people in his native country from medieval times until the present day.
The Jews in Exile
This class covers the lives of several important Ashkenazic scholars of the medieval period (“Rishonim”), including Rashi and the authors of Tosafos.
The Jews in Exile
This class covers the lives of several important Sephardic scholars of the medieval period (“Rishonim”), including Rabbeinu Yitzchak Alfasi and Ibn Ezra. The bulk of the class is spent on the life of Maimonides.
Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries
The rapid disappearance of ancient Jewish communities throughout the Middle East that has occurred in modern times.
The daily lives and affairs of the Jewish community of Sudan.
Seeds of Wisdom
On the importance of developing a strong family narrative and fostering an "inter-generational" sense within our children.
“The most effective way to bring Jews of Sephardic descent back to Judaism is by setting up Torah classes.” (Collage)
Rabbi Nochum Cohen is an educator and rabbi serving the needs of diverse Jewish communities across Israel. During a trip to the United States in the 1970s, he had an audience with the Rebbe.
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