'The 2,000 Exiled Jewish Children' will tell the largely unknown story of how 2,000 Jewish children from Portugal up to the age of eight years old were stolen from their families by King D. João II of Portugal in 1493 and exiled to the African island of Sao Tome 7,500km away.
Jewish community of Oporto calls on Jews around the world help preserve unique Inquisition records as a key to our past and future.
Manuscript documenting first 130 years of Portugese Inquisition is discovered and digitized.
Acts of Faith - the name for the church's celebration at condeminng 'heretics' is a new novel reviewed by a writer on the Inquisition.Op-ed.
Russian-Israeli billionaire uses 2015 law that repatriates descendants of Sephardic Jews expelled during the Inquisition.
Reconectar org applauds passage of law in Portuguese Parliament designating March 31 as Memorial Day for victims of the Inquisition.
Portugal's parliament establishes memorial day recognizing victims of Inquisition.
Interest in Spain’s Crypto-Jews reaches musical theater.
World’s longest-running festival dealing with Spanish Inquisition features play about medieval murder mystery blamed on Jews in blood libel.
Abravanel Bible survives Portuguese Inquisition by hiding from censors, is discovered years later in perfect condition.
400-year-old Jewish library survives Hitler and the Inquisition.
Critics say Spain is investing in ancient sites of Jewish life wiped out by Inquisition simply to promote tourism.
Spain's government approves draft law easing citizenship for descendants of Jews expelled in 1492. Law yet to be approved by parliament.
Spain set to pass law granting descendants of expelled Jews citizenship; US Jewish leaders meet king and political leaders.
Religious Zionist rabbis, including Rabbi Sholmo Aviner, forbid obtaining Spanish passports, compare to 'reparations' for expulsion.
Madrid approves citizenship for all Sephardic Jews, and a fake 'official list' of eligible names fools thousands.
'Historic' ceremony at Steri prison where Jews were tortured for hundreds of years.
There were young children at the usually empty synagogue, filled for an anniversary that symbolizes Jews' struggle for religious freedom.
Spain announced Thursday that it would grant automatic citizenship to Jews of Sephardic descent as a further gesture of reconciliation.
