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This YouTube video explores the history of the Jews in Israel from 135 to 1880, as part two of a lecture series delivered in Vancouver.

The video invites channel members to submit questions for a livestream discussion, with recommendations for further reading and information on online courses...

The video explores the 14th century foundation stone of the Synagogue of Porto, Portugal and its significance for the medieval Jewish community of the region.

A historical lecture discussing the origins of the Jewish people and their biblical history in 36 minutes.

This YouTube video is an experimental livestream where the host addresses challenging questions from viewers, including channel members, encouraging discussi...

A look into the significance of the Crypto-Jewish inscriptions of Trancoso in Portugal, related to crypto-Jewish history in the region.

Exploring the enduring practice of Jewish prayer within the crypto-Jewish community of the Douro region, regardless of the presence of Rabbis and books.

An educational lecture delivered via Zoom discussing the diasporas of Ashkenazim and Sefardim at Beth Jacob Synagogue in Beverly Hills, CA.

The video explores the extraordinary life of Captain Artur de Barros Basto, a prominent Portuguese Jew of the 20th century known as the Apostle of the Marranos.

A video providing educational insights on navigating discussions around criticizing Israel and antisemitism while discussing the boundaries for respectful di...

The video delves into the tragic story of a 17th-century Franciscan who converted to Judaism and faced severe consequences at the hands of the Inquisition.

A YouTube creator receives the Silver Play Creator Award for reaching 100k subscribers interested in Jewish History, expressing gratitude and looking forward...

The video explores the story of Yaakov and Levi Ibn Habib, father-and-son authors of the Ein Yaakov, a significant work created after the expulsion of Jews f...

Henry Abramson Live Stream discusses topics related to Biblical Jewish history, Ashkenaz, and the Holocaust.