Jewish community in Spain
Antisemitic incidents in Spain rise 14.5% as watchdog warns hatred is being normalized
Antisemitic incidents in Spain increased in 2025, according to a report by Jewish groups that cited vandalism, harassment and other attacks while warning against the normalization of hate.
'Feared for my life': French Jew recalls antisemitic attacks in Barcelona when leaving synagogue
A Maimonides statue in Córdoba was defaced. His writings have an answer to hate - opinion
Spanish MEP appeals to Netanyahu to back Spain's sovereignty amid Ceuta border crisis
Rich Sephardi legacy of Murcia brought to light after agreement signed
"This agreement is more than a religious and cultural reference point, it is an invitation to dialogue, to work together, to learn from our history to know that nothing should divide us."
King Felipe VI omits to apologize for expulsion of the Jews from Spain
At the Fifth International Holocaust Forum, King Felipe mentioned that “Spain has a rich and complex Jewish past” but did not explicitly mention the expulsion of the Jews of Spain.
More than 130,000 Sephardic Jews apply for Spanish citizenship by deadline
The bulk of applications came from Latin American countries, mainly Mexico, Colombia and Venezuela.
Computer glitch approves Sephardic applications for Spanish citizenship
A "technical error" caused Sephardic Jewish applications for Spanish citizenship to be approved. "No new citizenship was granted," the Spsnish Foreign Ministry wrote in a statement.
Grapevine: A steadfast agreement
On this Spanish island, Purim was the biggest holiday for persecuted Jews
National Review columnist defends the Spanish Inquisition
Here’s something no one expected: A reputable conservative magazine has published a column defending… the Spanish Inquisition.
Spanish Jewish history repeats itself
Daniella Levy’s debut novel tells the tale of two young Jewish women who lived 500 years apart
Whither Catalonia?
The independence movement faces stiff opposition from Spain.
Catalans and Jews
Numbering between 10,000 and 15,000, Barcelona’s Jews are not of the same opinion when it comes to Catalan independence.
