The Sassoons.

Sephardim were the first non-African group to adopt the local creole.

Moshe David Gaon.

“A fearless exponent of traditional Judaism and Jewish nationalism.”

Kantika.

Asher ben Yeḥiel.

Abetted by the police.

Jonah of Girona.

A unique group descended from Jews forcibly converted by the Spanish church.

What have the sultans ever done for us?

A blend of Spanish, Berber, Arabic, and Hebraic influences.

The same man opened the first cacao-processing factory and the first synagogue on Martinique.

These Sephardi “romances” tell both personal and national stories.

András Koerner explains his native country’s cuisine.