'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 Museum in Porto inaugurates monument bearing the names of victims of the Portuguese Inquisition.
Jewish community of Oporto calls on Jews around the world help preserve unique Inquisition records as a key to our past and future.
Jewish cemetery first one to operate in Portuguese city since expulsion edict was enacted by Portugal in 1497.
Oporto Jewish community calls on Portuguese President to issue a public apology for “Soviet-style antisemitism.”
Porto Jewish community urges cancellation of Waters' two shows, calls for him to visit city's Holocaust museum.
Efforts to raise awareness are taking place on the centenary of the community’s founding by Basto, with release of the film ‘Sefarad.’
Portuguese Jewish community decries attempt to destroy Sephardic citizenship law in complaint sent to European Public Prosecutor's Office.
Reforms to program not seen as transparent with community unable to get response from government agency in charge.
Jewish Community of Porto announces it will no longer certify Sephardic ancestry, after rabbi arrested for certifying Roman Abramovich.
Jewish museum of Oporto announces dedicated exhibit highlighting issue of antisemitism.
Russian-Israeli billionaire uses 2015 law that repatriates descendants of Sephardic Jews expelled during the Inquisition.
Converts in Israel undergoing Orthodox conversion in independent rabbinical courts do not receive State approval to register as Jews.
'I think all of us here have Jewish DNA...'
30-year IDF cook Shlomi and son Nativ open kosher restaurant in Porto: The falafel ball, lots of shakshuka and lots of history.
At a time when European Jews suffer as a whole, a northern Portugese city enjoys a Jewish renaissance.
Portugal’s culture minister inaugurates Jewish heritage center in the country’s east.
Finding lost Jews has been one of the most tantalizing mysteries of Jewish history. Now the 'crypto-Jews' are beginning to reemerge.
