Examples of using Sephardic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I wish there were more Sephardic Jews.
Sephardic Jews.
They developed a Y chromosome signature for Sephardic men by studying Sephardic Jewish communities in places where Jews migrated after being expelled from Spain in 1492 to 1496.
Now, he's working with the American Sephardic Federation, which co-sponsored the International Ladino Day,
When Brazil was retaken by the Portuguese in 1654, 23 Sephardic refugees from Brazil made their way to the port of New Amsterdam.
However, she regretted that the new law has had a stronger impact on the outside than for the internal acknowledgement of Sephardic culture.
explaining a confusing alternative etymology of Sephardic names like Toledano“Toledo again, no!
Thousands of Israelis from Sephardic backgrounds have begun the application process to obtain Portuguese citizenship,
Roup is among thousands of Israelis who have embraced a citizenship offer by Portugal to descendents of Sephardic Jews who were expelled from the Iberian peninsula during the medieval Inquisition.
Applicants must also submit a document which shows their Portuguese Sephardic ancestry and tradition.
In that year, accusations were brought against the Jews of Sephardic Dutch ancestry, who were conducting trade directly with the hostile Low Countries.
Many Sephardic congregations throughout the world continue to read from a Sephardic Torah mounted on rollers and there is no prohibition of this practice.
Since 2015, Portugal has been accepting applications under a 2013 law establishing the“right of return” for descendants of Sephardic Jews expelled in 1497.
was a Sephardic Jew, and like many of his people carried the horizon with him in his eyes.
Like many other Sephardic families, they later moved to the Arab world, modern Syria.
In 1958 he published an important collection of Sephardic folk songs and texts, Chants Séphardis, under the auspices of the World Sephardi Federation in London.
Letter showing donations to an organization that fosters programs that perpetuate Sephardic history, ideals, cultural and religious traditions(notarized, apostilled and translated);
These Jewish families were mainly of Sephardic origin and descendants of the Spanish and Portuguese Jews expelled from Iberia in the end of 15th century CE.
Even today, many Sephardic Jewish family names keep the Portuguese matrix,
helped build the country, but thousands more immigrated to other countries and established Sephardic Jewish communities, sometimes in unusual places.